Pneumatic Shaft (Air Shaft)

High quality and long service life — custom-built from 1/2-inch diameter.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

PNEUMATIC MECHANICAL SHAFT (Mechanical Expanding Shaft – Screw-Driven Type, developed by PNEUMATIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.)

Fast, precise, and damage-free gripping of paper, steel, and plastic cores. Custom-built to fit your machinery.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

CFRP Shaft (Pneumatic and Mechanical Types)

Ultra-lightweight CFRP shaft—about half the weight of steel. High strength, high precision, and improved workability.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

Leaf-Type Pneumatic Shaft (Air Shaft)

Surface-contact core clamping. Reliable torque without damaging thin-walled paper cores.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

Air Shaft Adapter (for 6-inch Paper Tubes and Plastic Cores)

Transform your 3-inch shaft into a 6-inch core shaft with just one touch! Maximize the use of your existing shafts—far more economical than purchasing a new 6-inch shaft!

last updated Apr 15, 2025

Cantilever type shaft (air shaft, mechanical shaft)

Eliminate the need for shaft extraction work from the workpiece with a cantilever method!! Since it can be replaced simply by pulling out the workpiece, it is also possible to accommodate full automation!!

last updated Jan 16, 2024

PNEUMATIC SHAFT for Separator & Slitter Blade Fixing (Core Clamping and Blade Positioning Shaft, developed by PNEUMATIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.)

One Shaft, Two Jobs: Core Clamping and Blade Positioning—Streamlining Setup and Enabling Easy Automation.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

Custom & Small-Roll Pneumatic Shafts (Special Air Shaft Designs)

We design and manufacture custom pneumatic and mechanical shafts to meet your specific requirements. Contact us to discuss your needs.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

Hanger-Type Pneumatic Shaft (Air Shaft)

Efficient, damage-free roll handling — simply insert, inflate, and lift.

last updated Apr 15, 2025

Working behind the scenes — powering ideas you haven’t imagined yet.

It expands. It grips. It moves. It locks.　Endless possibilities — how would you use it?

last updated Mar 12, 2025