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Drone Lifting

Using the XAG P150 Max fitted with the RevoSling heavy-lift module, we can hoist loads of up to 80kg to hard-to-reach places — no scaffolding, no crane mobilisation, no helicopter day-rate.

XAG P150 Max carrying a load on the RevoSling line over orchard terrain

How drone lifting works

The RevoSling module fits to our XAG P150 Max and carries the load on a sling line of up to 15 metres, fitted with XAG's smart auto-release hook. The drone flies a point-to-point or pre-recorded route to place the load exactly where it's needed, then releases automatically at the drop point — no ground crew required there.

  • Lift capacity up to 80kg
  • 5–15m sling line with smart auto-release hook
  • Point-to-point or pre-recorded flight paths for repeat lifts
  • Safe operation across flats, hills and steep terrain
  • No scaffolding, crane pad or helicopter mobilisation needed
XAG RevoSling kit — landing gear frame, sling line and smart auto-release hook

Where This Helps

Typical drone lifting jobs

If a load is under 80kg and the access is difficult, expensive or unsafe by traditional means, it's worth asking whether a drone lift makes more sense.

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Construction materials

Roofing supplies, fixings and small equipment to rooftops or upper levels without scaffolding.

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Farm & rural access

Fencing gear, water pumps or supplies to steep, wet or otherwise inaccessible parts of a property.

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Remote equipment placement

Beehives, monitoring equipment or irrigation gear placed precisely without vehicle access.

Utility & infrastructure

Small components or tools to towers, poles and structures in hard-to-reach locations.

Why choose a drone lift over a crane or scaffolding?

For loads within the drone's lift capacity, a drone can often be set up and flying within the hour — no crane pad, no scaffold build, no traffic management. It's not a replacement for every lift (loads over 80kg still need traditional equipment), but for the right job it's a faster and safer option worth considering.

Every lift is planned around load dynamics, weather and site access to make sure it's the right call for your job — get in touch and we'll tell you honestly if a drone lift is the best fit.

Got a lift that's hard to reach?

Tell us about the load, weight and location and we'll let you know if drone lifting is the right fit.