DJI Agras Series

DJI Agras agricultural drones for spraying, spreading and lifting: the flagship Agras T100 and the lighter Agras T70P. Both are built to order, so we confirm the configuration, batteries, charging and lead time with a GST quote.

Agras T100 or Agras T70P: which one?

Both are current DJI Agras models and both spray, spread and lift. The T100 carries more and adds laser radar; the T70P is lighter and sits in a lower weight class. Specifications are from DJI.

	DJI Agras T100	DJI Agras T70P
Spray tank	100 L, 100 kg operating payload	70 L, 70 kg operating payload
Max flow rate	30 L/min (2 nozzles), 40 L/min (4)	30 L/min (2 nozzles), 40 L/min (4)
Effective spray width	5–13 m	4–11 m
Spreading tank	150 L, up to 400 kg/min	100 L, up to 400 kg/min
Lifting capacity	100 kg on a 10 m cable	65 kg on a 10 m cable
Obstacle sensing	Laser radar, radar and quad vision, up to 60 m	Millimetre-wave radar and tri-eye vision, up to 60 m
Max takeoff weight	Up to 177 kg	Up to 130 kg
India weight class	Large (over 150 kg)	Medium (25–150 kg)
HobiTech price	On request	On request

Not sure which fits? Tell us your crops, acreage and terrain and we will recommend one. For other brands, including Indian-made spraying drones, see all agriculture drones.

Who buys Agras drones

• Drone spraying service providers covering large acreages
• Large farms and plantations that spray and spread through the season
• Farmer producer organisations and agri-service centres running shared equipment
• Operators who also need to lift materials across hilly or wet terrain

What you need to fly an Agras drone in India

• Registration: register the drone on the DGCA Digital Sky platform and get a Unique Identification Number (UIN) before flying.
• Pilot licence: the pilot needs a Remote Pilot Certificate for the drone's weight class (medium for the T70P, large for the T100).
• Insurance: third-party insurance is required.
• Spraying rules: follow the Government of India's standard operating procedure for drone application of pesticides, using products approved for drone use.
• Airspace: check the Digital Sky map for green, yellow and red zones before each flight.

Rules for agricultural drones are updated from time to time, so check the current requirements with us or on Digital Sky before you fly.

How buying an Agras works at HobiTech

1. Tell us the job: crops, acreage, terrain and whether you also need spreading or lifting.
2. Get a GST quote: we confirm the model, spray, spreading or lifting systems, the number of batteries and the charger or generator.
3. Built to order: we confirm the lead time with your quote.
4. Onboarding and support: operator onboarding, HobiTech's own 1-year warranty on the drone, and service from our repair lab in Bengaluru.

Planning agricultural drone operations? Ask for an Agras quote or call/WhatsApp +91 70225 26509.

DJI Agras FAQs

What is the price of DJI Agras drones in India?

Both the Agras T100 and the Agras T70P are priced on request, because the price depends on the systems, batteries and charging you choose. We send a quote with a GST invoice.

Which Agras is right for my farm?

The T100 suits large acreages and heavier spreading or lifting work, with a 100 L tank and 100 kg lifting. The T70P is lighter, with a 70 L tank and 65 kg lifting, and falls in the medium weight class. Share your crops, acreage and terrain and we will recommend one.

Can Agras drones spread fertiliser and seed?

Yes. With DJI's Spreading System 4.0 both spread up to 400 kg/min of compound fertiliser over a 3–10 m width, from a 150 L tank on the T100 and a 100 L tank on the T70P, per DJI.

Do I need a licence to fly a DJI Agras drone in India?

Yes. The drone must be registered on Digital Sky with a UIN, the pilot needs a Remote Pilot Certificate for its weight class, and third-party insurance is required. Pesticide spraying must also follow the government SOP for drone application of pesticides.

What weather can Agras drones fly in?

DJI rates both models for 0 °C to 40 °C with wind resistance below 6 m/s. Early-morning flights reduce evaporation and drift.

How do Agras drones avoid obstacles?

The T100 combines laser radar, front, downward and rear radar and a quad vision system. The T70P uses front and rear millimetre-wave radar and tri-eye vision. Both measure obstacles up to 60 m away, per DJI.

What is the lead time?

Agras drones are built to order. We confirm the lead time with your quote.

What warranty and support do I get?

HobiTech's own 1-year warranty on the drone, a GST invoice on every order, operator onboarding and service from our in-house repair lab in Bengaluru. Extended warranties and an annual maintenance plan are available.

Do you help with pilot training?

Yes. We can advise on DGCA-approved Remote Pilot Certificate training for your team.