Imperia Pasta Maker Machine, Red- 100% Made in Italy, Heavy Duty Steel Construction, Easy Lock Dial Wood Grip Handle & Cleaning Brush- Fresh Homemade Italian Spaghetti Fettuccine Lasagna, Classic Line

Imperia Pasta Maker Machine, Red- 100% Made in Italy, Heavy Duty Steel Construction, Easy Lock Dial Wood Grip Handle & Cleaning Brush- Fresh Homemade Italian Spaghetti Fettuccine Lasagna, Classic Line

• 100% MADE IN ITALY: IPasta is a designer machine made entirely in Italy with high-quality materials.
• 3 PASTA SHAPES: Equipped with high-quality chromed steel cutting rollers, it easily produces dough sheets with a maximum width of 150mm, fettuccine at 6.5mm, and tagliolini at 2mm. The rollers are adjustable to 6 heights from 0.5mm to 5mm to suit any preference.
• COMPATIBLE WITH ELECTRIC MOTOR: The pasta machine features a clamp slot on the side that allows the attachment of the Pasta Facile 4600 motor using a universal guide bracket. Every detail is crafted to enhance elegance, practicality, and versatility.
• EXPANDABLE: Compatible with DUPLEX and SIMPLEX accessories for making various types of pasta. It is a manual fresh pasta maker with a provided crank and can be turned into a ravioli machine with the RAVIOLAMP accessory.
• BREAD MACHINE: Suitable for dough, lasagna, tagliolini, and fettuccine, and can also be used for various breads like piadina, Arabic bread, or pane carasau.
• SOLID STEEL CONSTRUCTION: The IPASTA Classica pasta roller is made of durable, high-quality chromed steel. The materials of the pasta machine and its accessories are food-safe.
• PACKAGE CONTENTS: Pasta machine, natural cotton pouch for storage, manual crank handle, synthetic bristle brush for roller cleaning, non-slip base, table support, and a user manual.
• USE AND MAINTENANCE: The fresh pasta machine is easily cleanable with a damp cloth or the provided soft brush to remove pasta, flour, or dough residues.
• IMPERIA PRODUCT: The IPASTA Classica fresh pasta machine is a product of Imperia & Monferrina S.P.A., a market leader since 1932.