Folding pasta for Cannelloni
System designed to fold pasta around the pre-dosed filling to form cannelloni.
It is composed of a dosing system with multiple channels, pasta folding and shape maintenance systems of the cannellone.
The dosing system features a DIN connection, a product collector for distribution and valves to regulate the quantity of the filling.
After the filling is dosed on the flat sheet, the folders wrap the pasta around the filling, with maintenance systems allowing the cannellone to maintain its shape. The folders and the maintenance systems are fixed on manually adjustable systems.
The Folding Pasta for cannelloni performs perfectly on filling distribution and sealing of the cannellone.
Thanks to its stainless steel structure, the machine is completely washable.
Machine performance
- Diameter of cannelloni: 25-40 mm;
- Number of channels: 3-12.
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