Product overview
Dongguan Tintec Technology Co., Ltd’s F320 VTOL Drone is an industrial flight platform combining vertical takeoff and landing with a fixed-wing architecture. Its runway-free operation supports deployment in confined locations, remote areas and challenging terrain. The aerospace carbon fiber structure measures 3200 mm across the wings and 1830 mm in length, with avionics arranged to balance the fuselage. Intended work includes long-range infrastructure inspection, mapping and surveying, environmental monitoring, security and surveillance, and emergency response operations.
The F320 supports modular mission equipment, including cameras, sensors and UAV payload systems; named integration options include the TL2P payload drop system and T4 thrower system. These are equipment options rather than a specified included payload package. Maximum payload is 5 kg and maximum takeoff weight is 25 kg. Endurance is 3–4 hours depending on payload and mission conditions, alongside a stated range of 270–480 km. Maximum speed is 125 km/h, stall speed is 61.5 km/h, and wind resistance is Level 6.
Specifications
| Specification | Value & conditions |
|---|---|
| Flight type | VTOL Fixed-Wing UAV |
| Wingspan | 3200 mm |
| Length | 1830 mm |
| Material | Aerospace Carbon Fiber |
| Endurance | 3–4 HoursDepending on payload and mission conditions. |
| Range | 270–480 km |
| Maximum payload | 5 kg |
| Maximum takeoff weight | 25 kg |
| Maximum speed | 125 km/h |
| Stall speed | 61.5 km/h |
| Wind resistance | Level 6 |
| Takeoff and landing | Vertical takeoff and landing; operation in confined environments without a runway. |
| Avionics arrangement | Avionics arranged to balance the fuselage. |
| Payload integration | Modular integration of cameras, sensors and UAV payload systems. |
| Named payload systems | TL2P UAV Payload Drop System or T4 UAV Thrower System.Optional payload integration. |
| Intended applications | Long-range infrastructure inspection, aerial mapping and surveying, environmental monitoring, security and surveillance, and emergency response. |
