XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit (XAG-P100-Pro-Standard)

Every spraying season is decided by windows: a few calm hours before the wind picks up, a dry spell between showers, a short stage when the crop will respond to treatment. A machine that misses those windows costs a farm more than its own price. The XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit (XAG-P100-Pro-Standard) is designed around that pressure, and its dimensions show the balance it strikes. In the field, with its blades unfolded, it measures 2927 x 2868 x 323 mm. On the move between fields, with blades and arms folded, it measures 893 x 1095 x 345 mm. It is a large working aircraft that still has to be loaded, transported and set up quickly by a small crew.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies this kit to farms, contractors and agricultural organisations across the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares the quotation, arranges delivery to your site and remains your point of contact for technical questions and after-sales support. You can therefore plan an acquisition in one conversation, from the first enquiry to commissioning before the season begins.

Background

XAG and its agricultural robotics focus

XAG describes itself as an agricultural robotics company dedicated to making farming more efficient, sustainable and rewarding. It delivers autonomous solutions intended to drive measurable results for farmers around the world. That focus matters when you assess the P100 Pro. It is not a general-purpose drone adapted for farming after the fact. It belongs to a product family conceived from the outset for crop work, where the aircraft, the application system and the sensing are intended to operate as one tool. For a buyer, this narrow specialisation usually means the aircraft is built for repeated flights over the same type of task, rather than for occasional versatility.

Sensing and application at the core

Two groups of technology define the P100 Pro in daily use. The first is perception. A 4D imaging radar senses its surroundings at a range of 1.5 ~ 80 m. A terrain radar measures height at 0.5 ~ 100 m relative to the crop canopy, so the aircraft can hold a working height above the plants rather than above bare ground. A pilot-sight livestream camera at 1920 x 1080 gives the operator a view from the aircraft. The second is application. A peristaltic pump has a maximum operating flow rate of 22 L/min for liquids, and the spreading side reaches a maximum spread rate of 150 kg/min for granular material. Together these figures describe an aircraft meant to place product accurately and in volume.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the kit contents, the maximum take-off weight, the hover time, the spraying coverage per hour or the wind resistance rating; Robots Europa confirms these with you at quotation.

How does the XAG P100 Pro combine spraying and spreading?

Many farms run two separate jobs across a year. In some periods they apply liquid crop protection products. In others they apply granular fertiliser or seed. The P100 Pro has performance figures for both. On the liquid side, the peristaltic pump delivers up to 22 L/min. Peristaltic pumps move liquid by squeezing a flexible tube, so the fluid does not pass through the pump mechanism itself. Agricultural operators often prefer this design when they handle a wide range of formulations. The spray width of 5 ~ 10 m varies with flight height, dosage and conditions. This lets the operator trade swath width against deposition, according to the crop and the product label.

On the granular side, the maximum spread rate of 150 kg/min tells you the platform is intended for serious volumes, not just spot treatments. For a contractor, one aircraft that covers both workloads helps the investment pay its way across more of the calendar. It avoids having a specialised machine stand idle outside its season, and it means one crew, one training effort and one set of maintenance routines serve the whole year.

What does the radar sensing contribute in the field?

A spraying drone works close to the crop, often over uneven ground and near trees, power lines, field boundaries and buildings. Here the sensing figures matter in practice. The terrain radar measures height above the crop canopy itself across 0.5 ~ 100 m, so the aircraft can follow the surface of the crop as it rises and falls. A consistent height is one of the conditions for an even spray pattern, because deposition changes as the distance to the target changes. The 4D imaging radar watches the space around the aircraft from 1.5 ~ 80 m. This gives the system a view of obstacles ahead while the operator manages the mission from the edge of the field.

The livestream camera at 1920 x 1080 completes the picture. It lets the pilot see what the aircraft sees, which is useful when the drone is working at a distance or along the far side of a hedge. Combined with a maximum flight speed of 13.8 m/s and large 55 × 15 inch propellers, this sensing package is what allows a big airframe to work confidently at low height over real farmland.

Who is the XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit for?

The kit suits operators whose workload justifies a heavy-duty platform. Large arable farms can use it to treat their own fields at the right moment, rather than waiting for a contractor's schedule. Contract application businesses form a second group: they serve many clients within the same narrow windows, and they value an aircraft that sprays and spreads, which keeps it working across more months of the year. Agricultural cooperatives and estate managers who coordinate operations over several holdings are a third segment. Research stations and agronomy services that run field trials may also consider it, although they should check that the spray width and flow rate fit their plot sizes.

Farms with smaller or highly fragmented parcels should compare the P100 Pro carefully with lighter aircraft before committing. The folded transport dimensions and the scale of the airframe are worth weighing against the size of the fields to be treated. You will find the wider selection in our Agricultural Robots and Drones categories, and Robots Europa will gladly advise on which platform fits your operation.

What is the XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit used for?

1. Crop protection spraying – applying fungicides, herbicides and insecticides in line with product labels across arable fields.
2. Granular fertiliser application – top-dressing crops with granular nutrients at a high maximum spread rate.
3. Seeding and cover crops – broadcasting seed over fields where ground equipment would disturb the soil or the standing crop.
4. Work on wet or soft ground – treating fields when tractors cannot enter without rutting or compacting the soil.
5. Undulating terrain – holding a working height above the canopy over slopes and uneven land with the help of the terrain radar.
6. Contract application services – serving several clients within the same seasonal window from one versatile platform.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Europa supplies the XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit on the basis of a written quotation tailored to your country, your intended use and the configuration you require. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so you receive a complete proposal rather than a figure in isolation. To begin, the quotation request for this kit is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum flight speed of the XAG P100 Pro?

The XAG P100 Pro Agricultural Drone has a maximum flight speed of 13.8 m/s.

How wide is the spray swath?

The spray width is 5 ~ 10 m. The actual width varies with flight height, dosage and environmental conditions.

Can the P100 Pro spread granular material as well as spray?

Yes, the platform has a maximum spread rate of 150 kg/min for granular application. Robots Europa will advise on the equipment best suited to your work.

Which battery is specified for the platform?

The platform uses the B13960S battery with a rated capacity of 20000 mAh (962 Wh).

How does the drone keep a steady height over the crop?

A terrain radar measures height relative to the crop canopy across a range of 0.5 ~ 100 m. This allows the aircraft to follow the surface of the crop.

How large is the drone when folded for transport?

With blades and arms folded, the dimensions are 893 x 1095 x 345 mm. Unfolded, the dimensions are 2927 x 2868 x 323 mm.

Where can I buy the XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit and what does it cost?

You can obtain the kit from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region from Dublin. The cost reflects configuration, destination and services, so Robots Europa provides it in a personal quotation that you can request on this page.

Summary

Agricultural drone work is a race against short windows, and the XAG P100 Pro 60L Premium (8B3C) Kit is built to compete in it. It is large and capable in the field, yet it folds down for the journey between sites. Its peristaltic pump and granular spreading capability let one aircraft serve both the spraying and the spreading calendar. Its terrain radar, 4D imaging radar and livestream camera help a big airframe work precisely just above the crop. Robots Europa supplies, quotes and supports the kit across the EU and the DACH region. If your next season depends on reaching more fields at the right moment, this page is the starting point.