Why this could be the right choice for you
Choose the 2110s Propellers when you need to replace worn, damaged, or compromised M350 propellers with the correct standard set. They are the right fit for normal M350 operations unless your mission specifically calls for DJI’s high-altitude 2112 propellers.
Standard propeller for the M350 RTK.
Essential replacement part.
Keeps flight setups consistent.
Right choice for normal operations.
The correct everyday prop for the M350
DJI confirms the Matrice 350 RTK comes standard with 2110s Propellers, making these the go-to replacement for normal enterprise flying.
Do not wait until damage becomes downtime
Propellers take strain, especially in active field use. Keeping replacement sets on hand means a chipped, cracked, or questionable prop does not stop a site visit or delay a mission. DJI allows users to replace M350 propellers themselves.
Keep the full set matched
DJI specifically says only one propeller type should be used at a time and that different propeller models must not be mixed during flight. That is a small detail with a big safety impact.
Replace them properly, not casually
DJI says that when changing M350 propellers, you should also replace the corresponding screws and use an appropriate threadlocker, with Threadlocker 243 recommended. This is exactly the sort of “small part, serious consequence” maintenance note operators should know.
Know when these are not the right props
The M350 reaches a listed maximum flight altitude of 5,000 m with 2110s Propellers under DJI’s stated weight condition. If the work involves higher-altitude flying, DJI’s 2112 High-Altitude Low-Noise Propellers are the purpose-built alternative.
Product: DJI Matrice 350 RTK 2110s Propellers
Compatibility: DJI Matrice 350 RTK
Propeller type: Standard M350 RTK propellers
Included with aircraft: Yes, DJI ships the M350 RTK with 2110s Propellers
Replacement by operator: Supported by DJI
Replacement note: Replace corresponding screws when changing propellers
Threadlocker: DJI recommends Threadlocker 243
Mixing rule: Do not mix propeller models during use
Max flight altitude reference: 5,000 m with 2110s Propellers and takeoff weight ≤ 7.4 kg under DJI’s stated conditions
Alternative propeller: 2112 High-Altitude Low-Noise Propellers for higher-altitude use