Ravioli machines for gastronomy and production
Several solutions are available for ravioli production. Standalone ravioli machines, designed for consistent and efficient production of filled pasta, are particularly popular. Combination presses and ravioli machines are also available, suitable for flexible production processes. Another option is ravioli attachments that can be mounted on existing rolling or pressing machines. This allows for efficient ravioli production depending on the size of the operation, production volume, and desired pasta type.
The Monferrina Multipasta
The La Monferrina Gruppo Multipasta is compatible with various La Monferrina models. With the appropriate accessories, ravioli stamps can be used to produce ravioli in different sizes. The Multipasta can also be expanded with additional accessories to produce gnocchi or tagliatelle.
Hourly production:
20 kg Ravioli – 10-20 kg Pasta
La Monferrina P2 Pleasure
The basic P2 PLEASURE consists of a single mixer, an automatic cylinder, and a ravioli machine. It can also be supplied in a double-tub version or as a double-tub version with an extruder, allowing the production of all types of pressed pasta simply by changing the die.
The ravioli machine with interchangeable molds allows the production of individually separated ravioli in various shapes and sizes.
Hourly production:
40-80 kg Ravioli – 25-50 kg Pasta.
Captains RS/TS 120 - 160
The RS 160 is a double-plate ravioli machine with easily interchangeable dies for producing ravioli with meat, cheese, and vegetable fillings. Changing the die produces a different ravioli shape. The RS 160 can also cut your pasta sheets into various widths, including popular varieties like fettuccine and pappardelle, using optional cutting cassettes. Hourly production:
60-100 kg Ravioli – 50-80 kg Pasta.
Penta Engineering RN250
Machine for producing ravioli in various formats, optionally individually separated or as a ribbon, with both meat and vegetarian fillings, equipped with a system of interchangeable shapes.
Hourly production:
configuration-dependent
