DJI Agras T50 in Malmesbury, Western Cape
Authorised DJI Enterprise & Agriculture drone dealer — local supply, training and support for the DJI Agras T50 across Malmesbury and the Swartland district.
Looking for the DJI Agras T50 in Malmesbury? Drone Sales is an authorised DJI Enterprise and Agriculture dealer supplying, configuring and supporting the DJI Agras T50 for operators across Malmesbury and the wider Western Cape region. As an agricultural district, Malmesbury relies on dependable aerial technology, and the DJI Agras T50 is built to deliver it.
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Why operators in Malmesbury choose the Agras T50
For teams based in Malmesbury, the DJI Agras T50 earns its keep in commercial and emerging farming operations across the surrounding district. Around Malmesbury, that typically means working over wheat, canola, grain and wine. Typical Malmesbury applications include:
- Crop spraying and aerial application
- Livestock and infrastructure monitoring
- Ndvi crop-health and stress mapping
- Field boundary and yield surveys
Key specifications
| Spray Tank | 40 L |
| Spread Capacity | 50 kg (granules) |
| Spray Width | 4-11 m at 3 m height |
| Droplet Size | 50-500 um |
| Empty Weight | 39.9 kg |
| Max Takeoff Weight | 52 kg (with battery) |
| Sensing System | Phased-array radar + binocular vision, omnidirectional obstacle avoidance |
Standout features
- 40 L spray tank with dual-atomising sprinklers (50-500 um droplets)
- 50 kg dry-material spread capacity
- 4-11 m effective spray width
- Phased-array radar plus binocular vision for all-angle obstacle avoidance
- Rugged airframe handling up to 52 kg takeoff weight
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The anti-poaching unit at Sabi Sand Nature Reserve, a 65,000-hectare reserve in the Greater Kruger area of South Africa, deployed the DJI Matrice 4T's thermal cameras alongside motion sensors to create a real-time aerial shield against poachers. The programme achieved more than 600 poaching-free days, cut vehicle patrols by 40%, and freed resources for community training and habitat renewal.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I buy the DJI Agras T50 in Malmesbury?
- Yes. Drone Sales is an authorised DJI Enterprise and Agriculture dealer and supplies the DJI Agras T50 to customers in Malmesbury and throughout Western Cape. We arrange delivery, setup, registration guidance and pilot training. Call 064 016 3656 or email orders@dronesales.co.za for a quote.
- How much does the DJI Agras T50 cost in Malmesbury?
- As a DJI dealer we provide tailored quotations rather than advertised prices, because configurations, payloads, training and support packages differ for every operation in Malmesbury. Contact us on 064 016 3656 for current pricing and lead times.
- Do you provide training and support for the DJI Agras T50 near Malmesbury?
- We offer accredited pilot training, onboarding and ongoing technical support for operators in Malmesbury and across Western Cape, including guidance on SACAA registration, RPL requirements and operational best practice.
- What is the DJI Agras T50 best used for in Malmesbury?
- In Malmesbury — an agricultural district — the DJI Agras T50 is commonly used for crop spraying and aerial application, livestock and infrastructure monitoring, NDVI crop-health and stress mapping and field boundary and yield surveys. Our team can recommend the right payload and configuration for your specific application.
- Is the DJI Agras T50 suitable for Malmesbury's conditions?
- The DJI Agras T50 is built for demanding field work. Use the live flight-condition panel on this page to check current wind and weather in Malmesbury, and always operate within SACAA rules and local airspace restrictions.
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