- Agricultural drones
- 92 L tank · 8–20 m spray width
F92 Agricultural Drone
Plantations, estates and high-volume spray contractors with large, regular fields.
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Our best-selling eight-rotor drone for open fields: a 72 L tank and 16 L/min of pressure spray for liquid work, an 80 kg box for granules, and a body rated IP67 so it can be washed down after every shift.
Best for: Spray contractors and large farms covering rice, wheat, corn and other open-field crops.
Short answer: The F72 is an eight-rotor spraying drone with a 72 L tank and an 8–18 m spray width. Swap the tank for the 80 kg box and the same drone spreads granular fertiliser or seed. It suits spray contractors and large farms that cover open fields every day and need a machine they can rinse down and fly again the next morning.
Eight rotors give the F72 a stable, even downwash over the crop, which helps push droplets into the canopy instead of letting them drift. Two pumps feed 16 L/min to the high-pressure nozzles, and droplet size can be set between 30 and 400 μm to match the product label. For fine-droplet work, centrifugal nozzles are available as an option.
The frame is high-strength aluminium alloy with an injection-moulded ABS shell. The tank is rotomoulded to resist vibration. The whole body is rated IP67, so after spraying you can wash off residue with clean water.
The F72 can work in more than one season:
| Job | Payload | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Liquid spraying | 72 L tank | Pressure nozzles, or centrifugal nozzles as an option |
| Granular fertiliser | 80 kg spreading box | Spinner disc, calibrate per material |
| Seeding (e.g. rice, cover crops) | 80 kg spreading box | Lower flow setting, test on a small plot first |
The F72 flies on an Android ground station with one-key take-off and landing. You plan routes by field boundary, and the drone follows them on its own.
Each flight uses two 14S 42000 mAh batteries (13.5 kg per pair). With a full tank the drone hovers about 5 minutes. In real work it sprays, returns, swaps and goes again, so the number of battery sets decides how many hectares you finish. Most contractors run three to four sets with a 2400 W charger and a generator in the field. We help you size this before you order.
Need the F72 under your own brand? See OEM / ODM. For more tank capacity, compare it with the F92; for a lighter, faster-moving option, look at the F62/F50.
F72 Agricultural Drone — F72 (spraying + spreading).
| Model | F72 |
|---|---|
| Tank capacity | 72 L |
| Spreading box | 80 kg |
| Spray width | 8–18 m |
| Spray flow rate | 16 L/min |
| Nozzles | High-pressure (centrifugal optional) |
| Droplet size | 30–400 μm |
| Granule size | 1–10 mm |
| Drone weight | 57 kg |
| Take-off weight | 166 kg |
| Unfolded size | 3920 × 3920 × 910 mm |
| Folded size | 990 × 860 × 2090 mm |
| Hover time | 15 min unloaded / 5 min full load |
| Flight speed | 15 m/s |
| Operating altitude | ≤ 20 m |
| Service ceiling | 4000 m |
| Battery | 14S 42000 mAh × 2 (13.5 kg) |
| Charger rating | 60.9 V / 40 A / 2400 W |
| Protection | IP67 |
Configurations can be customized. Ask for a model recommendation →
We go through these points with you, so the offer fits your fields and your business rather than a catalogue default.
It depends on the spray rate, field shape and how fast your crew refills and swaps batteries. As a rough planning figure, an effective 12 m swath at 6 m/s with half the time lost to turns and refills gives about 13 ha per hour. Try your own numbers in the work-rate calculator on our home page.
Yes. Swap the tank for the 80 kg spreading box and it spreads granular fertiliser, seed or feed between 1 and 10 mm. Calibrate the flow for each material before the first flight.
The F72 flies on two batteries at a time. Contractors usually run three to four sets per drone with a generator or fast charger, so one set charges while another flies. We size the set with you before quoting.
The F92 carries a 92 L tank, uses centrifugal nozzles and has a 170 L spreading box, for estates and high-volume service work. The F72 is lighter (166 kg against 193 kg take-off weight) and easier to move between fields.
The body is rated IP67, so it can be rinsed with water after spraying. Remove the batteries first and follow the cleaning steps in the manual.

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Plantations, estates and high-volume spray contractors with large, regular fields.
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