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Gemfan 7036F-2 black two-blade folding propellerGemfan 7036F-2 black two-blade folding propeller

Gemfan 7036F-2

The Gemfan 7036F-2 is a black, two-blade folding drone propeller made from glass fiber nylon. It combines a 177.8 mm disk diameter, 3.6-inch pitch and 5.5 g weight with a 5 mm center hole. Its folding architecture supports compact transport, with 2806.5 1350kv motors recommended.

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Weight
5.5 g
Material
Glass Fiber Nylon

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Product overview

The Gemfan 7036F-2 is a two-blade folding propeller for drones, combining glass fiber nylon construction with a black finish. Its nominal 7-inch format has a 177.8 mm propeller disk diameter and a 3.6-inch pitch. At 5.5 g, the propeller pairs low weight with a folding arrangement intended to make transport and storage more compact. The blades fold through a small angle, supporting portability for aircraft that need to be carried between flying locations.

The center hole has a 5 mm inner diameter, the center thickness is 7.25 mm, and maximum propeller width is 17.6 mm. The recommended motor is a 2806.5 1350kv unit. Intended applications include portable drones, FPV racing and freestyle aircraft, and compact drones for aerial photography or general flying. The propeller is also intended for long-duration flying applications where low propeller weight and durable blades are priorities; no flight-duration figure accompanies that application.

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Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
Manufacturer and modelGemfan 7036F-2
Product configurationFolding two-blade propeller
MaterialGlass Fiber Nylon
Pitch3.6inch
ColourBlack
Propeller disk diameter177.8mm
Nominal diameter7-inch
Center thickness7.25mm
Center hole inner diameter5mm
Maximum propeller width17.6mm
Weight5.5g
Recommended motor2806.5 1350kv
Folding architectureSmall-angle folding blades reduce storage size.
Intended applicationsPortable drones, FPV racing and freestyle drones, long-duration flights, and compact aerial-photography or general-flying drones.

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