Imperia Pasta Machine and Motor

The motor automates the rolling process, which is typically the most labor-intensive part of making pasta. By powering the rollers, it frees up both of your hands to guide the dough sheets, resulting in more consistent thickness and less physical strain.

No, it works with standard fresh pasta dough recipes. However, because the motor operates at a consistent speed, you may find that slightly firmer, well-rested dough yields the best results without tearing.

The included double cutter attachment is designed for two classic shapes: tagliatelle and fettuccine. You can also use the main roller unit to create flat sheets for lasagna or ravioli.

Yes, the motor is designed to be attached and detached easily. This gives you the flexibility to use the machine with the electric motor for efficiency or manually with the hand crank if you prefer more tactile control.

You should never submerge the machine or motor in water. Instead, use a dry brush or a wooden skewer to remove any dried dough bits from the rollers, and wipe the exterior of the motor unit with a slightly damp cloth.