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Airpower is the importer of Camozzi pneumatic cylinder components. We cut the barrel, manufacture the tie rods and assemble a standard pneumatic cylinder within an hour or two. Non-standard stroke cylinders, a bit longer.
A Camozzi pneumatic cylinder converts compressed air energy into a reciprocating linear motion. Camozzi cylinders are simple to use and are a cost-efficient solution to move loads linearly. With pneumatic cylinders the speed and the force can be adjusted by just adjusting the pressure and or the flow of the compressed air. Pneumatic cylinders are commonly used in the automation of machines and industrial processes. It is light weight and do not pollute the area. The compressed air only flows from the air compressor to the cylinder and no return line is needed, like in hydraulic cylinders.
Other than Pneumatic Cylinders, Airpower stocks a variety of Air Compressor Spare Parts including Vertical Air Receivers, Particle filters/water traps, Regulators, Lubricators, and Carbon filters.
Yes. At Airpower, we cut the barrel, manufacture the tie rods, and assemble Camozzi pneumatic cylinders in-house, allowing us to produce non-standard stroke cylinders quickly and accurately. Depending on complexity, custom-length cylinders can be ready within a few hours to a day.
For standard-stroke Camozzi cylinders, we typically assemble and supply within 1–2 hours, thanks to local stock and in-house assembly capability. This ensures minimal downtime for your operation. For larger orders or custom specs, lead times may vary, but we prioritise fast turnaround.
Single-acting cylinders use air pressure in one direction and a spring to return the piston.
Double-acting cylinders use air to move the piston in both directions.
Camozzi offers both types, and the best option depends on your application’s force, stroke, and space requirements.
Most Camozzi cylinders are pre-lubricated and suitable for dry or lubricated air systems. However, clean, dry, and regulated compressed air is essential for longevity. If you’re running a lubricated system, we recommend consistent use of pneumatic oil to avoid seal damage or irregular wear.
Absolutely. Our technical team can help you identify the right bore size, stroke, mounting type, and accessories for your application. Whether you’re replacing an existing cylinder or building a new system, we’re ready to assist — including on-site support where needed.
We are fully equipped to handle major overhauls, pressure testing, and component sales directly from our Bellville headquarters.
