Product shape
Penne, fusilli, elbow macaroni and other profiles are confirmed against the selected mold and cutting setup.
A complete short-cut pasta and macaroni line—configured around your flour, shape, drying target, utilities and available factory space.
For commercial production, forming, drying and product handling must work as one system. The right quotation begins with four decisions.
Send Your Product BriefPenne, fusilli, elbow macaroni and other profiles are confirmed against the selected mold and cutting setup.
Choose the line from production demand—not only extruder rating. Reference complete-line options cover 100–500 kg/h.
Wheat flour or semolina/durum wheat requirements affect processing and the finished product target.
Dryer configuration, shelf-life target, pack size and automation level define the downstream scope.
Select a stage to see its role in the production line. The final equipment list is adjusted for shape, output and factory conditions.
Prepare wheat flour or semolina and the agreed ingredients for stable feeding into the line.
Move the capacity selector for a quick starting point. Final selection depends on product shape, formula, dryer and working conditions.
Specification scope: values above are reference parameters for complete processing lines. Single-extruder power values use a different equipment scope and should not be compared directly. Final values follow the technical proposal.
Original Zhuoheng product images show the industrial extrusion, drying and tooling sections—not a small standalone pasta machine.

Industrial mixing, vacuum, extrusion and control components shown as a connected production unit.

Dryer selection is coordinated with shape, formula, output and the confirmed finished-product target.

Shape feasibility is reviewed from the buyer's product photo, dimensions, drawing or sample.
Different profiles can be produced by changing the mold and cutter setup. Feasibility is confirmed from your target photo, dimensions or physical sample.
*Not every shape is guaranteed in advance. Final mold feasibility requires technical confirmation.

Your project moves through requirement review, manufacturing, assembly and agreed factory inspection. Documentation, training and installation support are defined in the quotation.
Each stage reduces uncertainty before the equipment enters your factory.
Shape, flour, output, package, voltage and destination.
Model, dryer, utilities, automation and layout scope.
Fabrication, assembly and electrical integration.
Inspection and agreed trial arrangements before shipment.
Documents, installation guidance, training and after-sales contact.
Share what you know now. If a detail is undecided, select “Not sure”—our team can use it as a discussion point.
Detailed specifications are confirmed against your product, raw material and local operating conditions.
Ask a Project QuestionSend the product, capacity, flour, voltage and destination for a focused line recommendation.