Tooling system
Screw, molds and samples
Product results depend on the connected system and confirmed process conditions.
Shape portfolio application
Short-Cut Pasta Production
Application planning for penne, fusilli, shells and other short-cut pasta with project-matched dies, cutting, drying and handling.
Shape families
Start with samples and dimensions.
Names below describe common application families only. Each actual profile must be technically confirmed before a mold is committed.
Penne / rigatoniConfirm tube diameter, wall, end angle and target length.
FusilliConfirm spiral diameter, pitch, length and downstream handling.
Shell profilesConfirm width, depth, wall and final appearance target.
Other short shapesProvide drawing or sample for feasibility review; not all shapes are guaranteed.
Tooling & changeover
The die, cutter and route change together.
Changing product is more than replacing one plate. Tooling fit, cutting method, settings, drying and packing behavior all need consideration.
- Industrial die matched to confirmed profile
- Cutter arrangement matched to length and shape
- Formula and operating settings reviewed
- Dryer and cooling behavior reviewed for the new product
- Cleaning and changeover plan defined by the buyer
Real die setOfficial Zhuoheng product image
Configuration drivers
Four product facts shape the line proposal.
These facts help determine die feasibility, cutting, dryer selection and the right output reference.
GeometryProfile, openings, wall thickness and dimensions
MaterialWheat flour, semolina/durum and agreed ingredients
OutputHourly target, working hours and product mix
FinishMoisture, cooling, pack size and storage plan
Real production references
Equipment and output must be viewed together.
These images show actual Zhuoheng tooling, production details and a complete-line reference—not a small standalone machine.
Production detail
Continuous forming
Real operation at the forming head before product-specific cutting.
Complete route
Line-level configuration
Upstream preparation, forming, drying and handling are quoted as one agreed scope.
Matched models
Use product mix to choose capacity.
A factory producing several shapes should include changeover and realistic utilization when comparing the 100, 200, 300 and 500 kg/h reference lines.
- Estimate demand for each shape
- Allow time for die change and cleaning
- Confirm the dryer covers the planned product mix
- Separate complete-line values from single-machine ratings