Agras T40 and T50 platforms from fleet upgrades — pump-tested, flow-verified, with battery pools sized to real acreage. Payback measured in weeks.
A spray drone is a production asset, not a gadget — and production assets are bought on documentation. Every Agras we list comes with pump hours, flow-test results, radar calibration records and a battery pool with per-pack cycle counts. We sell working kits sized to real daily acreage, because a bare airframe without batteries and spares isn't a spray operation — it's a down payment on one.
Pumps, nozzles and flow rates tested against spec. Worn components are rebuilt before listing, not disclosed in fine print.
Radar and terrain-follow are verified over a test course — the features that actually protect your acreage and your aircraft.
Spray drones work daily in season. Every kit states pack count and per-pack wear, sized to the acreage you're planning.
| Model | Best for | Coverage | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agras T40 | Custom applicators, most farms | ~12 ha/hour spray, proven ecosystem | $12,999 |
| Agras T50 | Large acreage, orchards | ~21 ha/hour peak, 3D orchard routes | $15,999 |
New to drone application? The economics are in the fleet refresh analysis. Every kit is covered by our written warranty — unusual in the ag market, where 'as-is' is the norm.
With documentation, yes. Working fleets maintain spray drones like the aircraft they are — pump hours and service records tell the real story. We verify flow rates, radar calibration and tank integrity before listing, and warranty what we sell.
Custom applicators typically quote 2–6 weeks of season work for a used T40 kit. The math depends on your local per-acre rates and acreage access — we're happy to walk through it with real numbers before you buy.
Batteries (3+ for continuous work), a field charging solution, spares kit, and the appropriate licensing — in the US that's Part 107, state pesticide applicator certification and Part 137 compliance. We quote complete kits and map the regulatory path.