Cesaroni Reload Propellant Kits
Cesaroni (also known as CTI) is a manufacture of reloadable rocket motors. These motors are made in the standard diameters, so they will fit into your current fleet of rockets without having to do any further modifications.

Do You Need A Different Diameter Reloadable Motor Casing?

Step 1: Pick the diameter of the engine. Clicking on the links will take you to more information about each diameter motor so you can select the correct casing. 

Step 2: Pick the Cesaroni Propellant kit that you want to fly in your rocket. To be honest, this is the most time-consuming step. Contact us if you need help. We'll direct you to the RockSim software that we use to help pick the right rocket engines for your vehicle. Technical Publication #28 gives you a step-by-step procedure for picking the motors that might work in your rocket.

Step 3: Match the propellant kit that you just selected in step 2 to the appropriate Cesaroni Case.

CTI Pro-X rocket motors

The aluminum reloadable casing is also called the "reload hardware." Why not let Apogee Components be your hardware store?


Other Reloadable Rocket Motors

Rouse-Tech Motor Cases - The Rouse-Tech motor casings use the Aerotech reloads kits. They are an alternative to the Cesaroni motors, and come in the same diameters so you can use them in your already-built rocket fleet. Why buy from Apogee? Because we've organized things to make it easier for you to pick and find the right casing for your big project.

Rouse-Tech Monster Motors

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I adjust the ejection charge delay on the Cesaroni motors.

A. You need a special drill tool, called the "Pro-DAT" that allows you to put a hole into the delay grain that makes the coasting time shorter. One delay tool can be used on all 24mm*, 29mm* and 38mm motors. Click Here for more information.

*An adapter ring is required for 24mm and 29mm motor adjustments
Pro-DAT tool

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