Tintec makes the drop hardware that turns a search-and-rescue airframe into a delivery aircraft, and it is the difference between spotting a subject and getting equipment to them.
What Tintec builds
Tintec builds drop hardware for Autel airframes: the TL2P throw hook for the EVO MAX 4 series and the T4 throwing hook for the Alpha.
What we stock
Our catalog carries 2 items, $250 to $1,300 right now. Every listing below links to the live product page, where the current price and availability are shown.
| Item | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Tintec TL2P Throw Hook for Autel EVO MAX 4 Series | Drop system | $250 |
| Tintec T4 Throwing Hook for Autel Alpha | Drop system | $1,300 |
How to choose
- The two are not interchangeable: TL2P is listed for the EVO MAX 4 series and the T4 for the Autel Alpha. Match the airframe you actually fly.
- A hook changes the aircraft's handling and its flight time, so plan a familiarisation flight before the first live release.
- Check the operation's waiver and local rules before buying hardware for a release you cannot legally perform.
How this guide was built
Every item, specification and price here is taken from the live listing in our own catalog on November 15, 2026. We have not tested these units ourselves, so figures are as the manufacturer publishes them, and an item that is out of stock today still appears with its current availability on the product page.
