System designed to cut cooked flat pasta or cannelloni, using a chasing blade with brushless control, synchronized via PLC.
The machine is in stainless steel, while the blade is in plastic material and it features springs to regulate cutting pressure. This high frequency cutting system ensures no product damage, which is particularly relevant for cannelloni.
Thanks to its stainless steel structure, it is easily washable.
Machine performance
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