Start with aircraft mass, motor count, target thrust per motor and your intended duty cycle. A motor rating alone does not describe a complete propulsion setup.
A purchasing guide, not live inventory. Use these checklists to describe your requirements. We review candidate parts, supplier information and commercial terms for your project; your technical team confirms the final fit.
01 / PROPULSION
Motors
Generate thrust as part of a motor–ESC–propeller combination.
Propeller bore / bolt pattern and blade-root geometry
Thread size, direction and retention method
Assembly envelope, material and mass limit
Required drawing tolerances and load assumptions
02 Still to confirm
Fit across the exact motor and blade revisions
Retention, hardware specification and assembly instructions
Review these points with the supplier against the exact proposed part.
MAKE THE ENQUIRY ACTIONABLE
What to send with your brief.
An incomplete brief is fine. Mark unknowns clearly so they can be resolved before a purchase decision.
Project contextCivilian application, destination, operating conditions and your integration role.
Part definitionManufacturer and model / revision, or a non-confidential custom-part summary. Note acceptable alternatives; agree sharing arrangements before sending detailed drawings.
Procurement needsQuantities, required date, sample or production intent, and documentation / inspection expectations.
Interfaces & evidenceConnected hardware and software, existing drawings, and the test or acceptance evidence your team needs.
FROM YOUR REQUIREMENT TO A SUPPLY PROPOSAL
Send the requirement. We’ll coordinate the options.
Share the part reference, quantity and destination. We’ll review sourcing feasibility, request the missing details and work towards a quotation with clear inclusions, lead time and supply responsibilities.