T-Motor NS20*6.2

The T-Motor NS20*6.2 is a UAV carbon-fiber propeller supplied as a two-propeller pair. Built from carbon fiber and resin, it has a 20-inch diameter, 6.2-inch pitch and reference weight of 23g per propeller. Recommended maximum thrust and rotational speed are 8.5kg/7250RPM.

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Material: Carbon fiber + resin

Product overview

The T-Motor NS20*6.2 carbon-fiber propeller is built from carbon fiber and resin for UAV use and supplied as a pair of two propellers. Its diameter is 20 inches (508.4mm), with a pitch of 6.2 inches (157.48mm) and a reference weight of 23g per propeller. Usual thrust and rotational-speed ranges are 1.7~5kg /3350~5600RPM. The recommended maximum is 8.5kg/7250RPM, and the operating ambient temperature range is -40℃~65℃. Package dimensions are 540*81*54mm, with a package weight of 357.2g.

Rotation follows the marking on the propeller: L-marked models rotate clockwise with the motor when viewed from above, while R-marked models rotate counterclockwise. When mounting a propeller on a motor, apply medium-strength or stronger anaerobic threadlocker to the mounting screws. Before takeoff, check that the screws are tight and the propellers are undamaged; replace cracked blades because they can break. Keep operation within the recommended maximum thrust, as exceeding the thrust limit will damage the blades.

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Specifications

T-Motor NS20*6.2 specifications
Specification	Value & conditions
Model	20*6.2
Product type	NS20*6.2 UAV carbon-fiber propeller
Supplied quantity	2 propellers per pair
Propeller weight	23gReference weight per individual propeller.
Package weight	357.2g
Diameter	20 inches (508.4mm)
Package dimensions	5408154mm
Pitch	6.2 inches (157.48mm)
Material	Carbon fiber + resin
Usual thrust / rotational speed	1.7~5kg /3350~5600RPMUsual thrust and rotational-speed operating ranges.
Recommended maximum thrust / rotational speed	8.5kg/7250RPMRecommended maximum thrust and corresponding rotational speed.
Operating temperature	-40℃~65℃Operating ambient temperature.
L rotation direction	Clockwise rotation with the motorViewed from above; propeller models marked L.
R rotation direction	Counterclockwise rotation with the motorViewed from above; propeller models marked R.
Mounting screw threadlocker	Apply medium-strength or stronger anaerobic threadlocker to the mounting screws.When mounting the propeller on a motor.
Thrust limitation	Operate within the recommended maximum thrust; exceeding the thrust limit will damage the blades.Operation beyond the thrust limit.
Installation and blade inspection	Check mounting screw tightness and propeller condition; replace cracked blades because they can break.Before takeoff.