Pasta Machines for Your Restaurant

Buy or lease commercial pasta makers for your restaurant business
By Heather Topham Wood, Freelance Writer If you’re in the food service industry, then you may need to invest in a pasta making machine. Commercial pasta makers can provide delicious homemade pasta for your restaurant or catering clients.

You’ll have plenty of variety when it comes to selecting your commercial pasta machines. You can find models that can create rolled pasta or combination pasta machines that can make ravioli, gnocchi, tortellini, lasagna and more.

1. Look at the features of industrial pasta machines for sale. You’ll want to check the number and size of the cutters included on the manual or electric pasta machine. Check production numbers as well to see how much pasta can get produced per hour by the commercial pasta making machine.

2. Locate suppliers of professional pasta makers. Many suppliers of commercial pasta machines will have different buying options, including used and refurbished models, as well as lease agreements.

3. Buy any accessories you want for your commercial pasta making machine. At the very least, you’ll want to buy molds to use to create different types of pasta, like ravioli and tortellini.

Locate pasta makers for sale

Before you purchase pasta machines, set a budget and determine your production needs. Once you have these numbers in your head, you can find industrial pasta machines for sale from online vendors.
Try:  On the A-Best Fixture Co. website, you can find numerous commercial pasta makers for sale. You can find a compact manual pasta machine for smaller scale operations as well as larger industrial pasta machines for larger scale production. Also, find a variety of pasta making machines for sale on the Parsi Macchine S.R.L. website.

Purchase used or refurbished professional pasta machines

Many used and refurbished commercial pasta makers have the same high quality as a new model. Companies will inspect all parts and make any repairs to make sure the model works perfectly. As long as you find good warranty protection, you should have no problem relying on used pasta makers for your business.
Try:  From the PastaBiz Pasta Machine Makers, you can find a selection of used pasta machines available. Use the available output numbers and dimensions listed to determine the model to select. Look through the catalog from the Frain Group to find even more used professional pasta machines.

Lease pasta machines

If you're just starting out, you could find that buying a commercial pasta making machine will increase your overhead. Instead, you may want to lease your pasta machines from a food equipment supplier.
Try:  Mr. Cappuccino, a food service equipment provider, has a lease program available on their commercial pasta makers for interest parties. Contact Victoria L’Originale about leasing one of their pasta machines for your small business.

• Remember to check the width of each sheet produced by professional pasta machines you're interested in buying. The measurement can help you determine how much pasta you can cut from each sheet.