Configure the final product

Pasta molds and supporting options.

Shape direction, cutting and downstream requirements are evaluated around the pasta you actually plan to sell.

Examples of pasta molds for fusilli, linguine, spaghetti, rigatoni and fettuccine
Shape by confirmed mold

The mold starts with your product sample.

Different molds may support different pasta formats, but shape feasibility depends on the exact mold, material and formula.

  • Share a clear product photo, drawing or physical sample
  • Confirm target dimensions and cut length
  • Identify the flour or semolina you plan to use
  • Check whether the shape fits the selected machine configuration

The images illustrate possible mold directions. They are not a promise that every shown or requested shape is available for every configuration.

Possible package elements

Only add what your workflow needs.

Actual inclusions are confirmed before quotation.

01

Compact extruder

The core forming machine selected around 15 kg/h or 40 kg/h output.

02

Mold set

One or more mold directions confirmed around the final product.

03

Cutter

Cutting arrangement evaluated for product format and length.

04

Optional mixer

Mixing support can be evaluated as part of the compact package.

05

Drying support

Only considered where the target product and process require it.

06

Packaging support

Small supporting equipment can be evaluated separately by project.

Send a shape request

Make mold confirmation faster.

Provide the product from multiple angles and include one dimension for scale. If possible, share the flour, formula status and whether the pasta will be fresh or dried.

Send Product Requirements →
Compact pasta machine with different pasta shape examples
Tooling brief

Prepare mold information that can be checked.

Send clear front, side and cross-section images of the target pasta together with outside dimensions, wall thickness, internal opening and cut length where applicable. Include the flour or semolina formula status and state whether the finished product will be fresh, chilled or dried.

A mold changes product geometry, but cutter settings, moisture, line speed and downstream handling also affect the result. Final feasibility, mold quantity, changeover method, included accessories and delivery timing should therefore be confirmed in the written quotation for the selected machine.