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Maytech MTCP3010TW Composite Propeller

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The Maytech MTCP3010TW is a composite propeller for large agricultural drones.

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ModelMTCP3010TW
PackageCW + CCW pair; paddle clamp excludedAs specified for the MTCP3010TW package.
Mounting holesCustomizable sizeThe requested mounting-hole size must be communicated to the supplier.

Product overview

The MTCP3010TW uses carbon fiber and PMI composite material in a T-motor whole-type propeller design. It is supplied as a clockwise and counterclockwise pair without a paddle clamp.

The listed applications include large agricultural drones, photography drones and spraying drones.

Mounting-hole size can be customized by specifying the required size when contacting the supplier.

Maytech cautions that the delivered product may look different from the photographs and advises confirming its appearance before shipment if this matters to the buyer.

Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
ModelMTCP3010TW
PackageCW + CCW pair; paddle clamp excludedAs specified for the MTCP3010TW package.
Mounting holesCustomizable sizeThe requested mounting-hole size must be communicated to the supplier.
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