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Drone Propellers

Drone propellers make your aircraft stable, smooth and ready for safe flight. Choose from standard, low-noise and high-altitude propellers for DJI Mini, Mavic, Matrice and Inspire models. Check the aircraft name and blade markings, then select a compatible set for your next flight or site visit.

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DJI Flip Propellers Pair

SKU: CP.FP.00000207.01

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DJI Matrice 4 Series Propellers

SKU: CP.EN.00000557.01

  • Standard Propellers (1 CW 1 CCW)
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  • Lightweight design
  • Tailored for the Matrice 4 Series
  • x1 DJI Matrice 4 Series Low-Noise Propellers Pair
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DJI Matrice 400 2510F Propeller

SKU: CP.EN.00000675.01

  • Propellers x 2 pairs
  • Screws and washers
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DJI Matrice 30 Series 1671 Propeller

SKU: CP.EN.00000379.01

  • Best use for flights with normal attitudes
  • Maximum ceiling of 5,000m above sea level
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Match each drone propeller to the correct motor

A drone propeller must match the aircraft model and the correct motor position. DJI blades often use marks to show where they belong, and some aircraft use different clockwise and anti-clockwise sets.

Fit them as shown in the manual and use the supplied screws where needed. A blade that looks similar may still have the wrong pitch, size or fitting.

Replace worn blades before they cause trouble

Plan a drone propeller replacement when you spot cracks, chips, bends, warping, corrosion or loose screws. Even small damage can affect balance and may cause noise, vibration or poor control.

Check every blade before each flight and again after a bump or hard landing. DJI advises replacing damaged parts before take-off, while the CAA calls for a full pre-flight check before every flight.

Choose blades for the way and place you fly

Standard blades suit most day-to-day flights. Low-noise versions may reduce the pitch of the sound, though they won’t make an aircraft silent. Some commercial models also have high-altitude blades for use in thinner air.

Only fit these where the maker allows it. Keep a spare matched set in your case, along with the right screwdriver, so a damaged blade doesn’t stop the whole job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Replace them when you find a crack, chip, bend, rough edge or loose fitting. You should also inspect them after any impact, even when the aircraft still seems to fly well. Pilots often agree that a new set costs far less than risking the aircraft.
Not every model follows the same schedule. Some blades can last for many flights when they stay clean and undamaged. Larger commercial aircraft may have set service limits in their maintenance guide. Follow the manual for your model rather than using one rule for every aircraft. Browse our range of UAVs, drones and accessories to compare aircraft, propellers, batteries and other useful parts.
It’s safer to replace the blade before flying. A small chip can upset the balance and place more strain on the motor. The aircraft may appear normal at first, but the fault could become worse in the air.
Follow the instructions for your model. DJI advises replacing both blades on the same motor as a matched pair on some Mini aircraft. Use blades from the same pack and fit new screws when the instructions call for them. This helps keep the motor balanced.
Look for small marks on the blade and motor arm. Marked blades fit marked motors, while plain blades fit plain motors on many DJI models. Other aircraft use clockwise and anti-clockwise labels. Check the manual before fitting them, as the system can vary.
One or more blades may be bent, loose, fitted to the wrong motor or taken from unmatched sets. Switch the aircraft off and check every blade and screw. Don’t fly until they’re secure and fitted in the right place. A damaged blade can also cause small camera vibrations.

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