Machine that receives dough and produces 7 mm single sheet pasta.
The SF features internal shoulders separated by external ones, in order not to have any contamination of oil and grease with the transmission system. In addition, openable shoulders can be installed to improve the cleaning process.
The structure and the kinematics of the kneading rollers do not put stress on the pasta, guaranteeing that the outlet is at room temperature.
Machine performance
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