Roto Pennaut - Rotating Cutter

Universal Rotating pasta cutter to cut all formats of short pasta, penne and macaroni.

Pennaut has been completely redesigned for maximum versatility and efficiency while preserving all the cutting and ventilation characteristics it shares with preceding versions; the Roto-Pennaut distinguishes itself thanks to a series of innovations designed for efficiency and a simple, versatile design that enables it to adapt perfectly to both old and new short pasta production lines.

The Roto-Pennaut is present in two versions:  the Universal model, that can be installed on every press for short-cut pasta and the Pavan model, which is specifically designed to adapt to the structure of the short-cut pasta presses developed by GEA Pavan.

Key Features

  • Structure of the machine takes advantage of that of the press to which it is solidly attached 
  • A mechanical arm, electronically controlled, handles the rise and fall of the cutting mask
  • Product pileup prevention system
  • Innovative system for managing the air flow which can be directed toward the die or toward the slide (also available with a heating system)

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