Pastaline Maxi 45 Manual Dough Roller
Product Description
The Pastaline Maxi 45 is a manual worktop dough roller built for commercial use in pizzerias, pasta kitchens, and bakeries where consistent dough thickness is a daily operational requirement. It...
Specifications
- Country of origin
- Italy
- External depth (mm)
- 370
- External height (mm)
- 300
- External width (mm)
- 560
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Product Description
The Pastaline Maxi 45 is a manual worktop dough roller built for commercial use in pizzerias, pasta kitchens, and bakeries where consistent dough thickness is a daily operational requirement. It is a purely mechanical machine — no motor, no programming — relying on a hand-operated roller system to sheet dough to a repeatable thickness quickly and accurately.
In a working kitchen, the value of this type of machine lies in its reliability and the speed it brings to a task that becomes physically demanding at volume. Hand-rolling dough to a consistent thickness under service pressure is time-consuming and inconsistent; a sheeter like the Maxi 45 removes that variability. The suction-pad feet keep the unit stable on a smooth worktop during use, and the perspex safety guards allow clear visibility of the dough without compromising operator safety. Because there are no motors or electronics, day-to-day maintenance demands are minimal.
Practical advantages for kitchen operators include:
- Tool-free thickness adjustment to support varied dough specifications across a menu
- Food-grade resin rollers that meet current hygiene requirements
- Rollers that disassemble without tools for thorough cleaning between services
- Suction-pad feet for stable, repositionable placement on any smooth surface
- Stainless steel frame suited to the demands of a commercial kitchen environment
The Maxi 45 requires no electrical supply, which gives flexibility over where it sits in a kitchen. It does need a stable worktop with enough clear space for the operator to work comfortably either side of the machine. As with all dough-contact equipment, prompt cleaning after service is important to maintain hygiene standards.
This machine is well suited to independent pizzerias, small restaurant kitchens, and catering operations with moderate daily dough volumes. Sites running continuous high-volume production may find a motorised or heavier-duty sheeter a better fit. If you are weighing up whether the Maxi 45 is the right capacity for your operation, we are glad to have that conversation before you order.
Key Features
- Hand-operated roller system sheets dough to consistent, repeatable thickness
- Tool-free roller adjustment accommodates varied dough thickness requirements
- Food-grade resin rollers comply with current commercial hygiene standards
- Rollers disassemble without tools for thorough post-service cleaning
- Suction-pad feet provide stable grip on smooth worktop surfaces
Operational Benefits
- Removes hand-rolling fatigue during high-volume dough preparation
- Consistent sheeting thickness reduces waste and improves product uniformity
- No electrical supply needed, giving flexible placement across the kitchen
- Minimal maintenance requirements fit naturally into busy service routines
- Straightforward cleaning process supports compliance with hygiene standards
Specifications
- Country of origin
- Italy
- External depth (mm)
- 370
- External height (mm)
- 300
- External width (mm)
- 560
- Extra information
- Max weight of dough: 800g
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Power type
- 13amp Plug
- Weight (kg)
- 50
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Maxi 45 is well suited to moderate daily dough output — independent pizzerias, small restaurant kitchens, and similar operations. Sites running continuous, high-volume production across a full service are likely to benefit from a motorised sheeter, which reduces operator fatigue and increases throughput. If you are unsure where your volume sits, it is worth speaking to us before purchasing.
- No installation is required and no electrical supply is needed. The machine sits on any smooth, stable worktop and is held in place by suction-pad feet. You simply need sufficient clear space either side for the operator to handle dough comfortably.
- The rollers disassemble without tools, allowing thorough cleaning of all dough-contact surfaces. As with any dough-contact equipment, prompt cleaning after service is important — dough residue that dries on rollers becomes harder to remove and can affect hygiene compliance. In practice, operators familiar with the machine report that the disassembly and cleaning process is straightforward and does not add significantly to kitchen turnaround time.