
Industrial extrusion section
Primary and secondary mixing, vacuum system, material silo and control are coordinated around the selected line.
Large connected production lines for macaroni and short-cut pasta, configured around confirmed shapes, flour route, capacity, drying target and factory utilities.

This is not a small tabletop macaroni machine. The scope is planned for medium and large pasta factories, with capacity, dryer, utilities and layout reviewed together.
The final equipment list follows the confirmed product, output and downstream scope. Images below are real Zhuoheng product images.

Primary and secondary mixing, vacuum system, material silo and control are coordinated around the selected line.

Prepared material moves through the forming section and into the selected downstream route.

The die creates the profile while cutting length and operating settings are matched to the target product.

Dryer selection is a core quality decision and depends on shape, wall thickness, formula and output.

Cooling and product transfer are coordinated before the confirmed packaging stage.

Profile feasibility is reviewed from a product photo, drawing or physical sample before mold commitment.
The route is fixed at a high level; individual machine selection and operating settings remain project-specific.
These values describe the complete processing line—not an isolated extruder. Final performance follows technical confirmation.
| Model | Nominal output | Installed power | Practical power | Buyer profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TXF100 | 100 kg/h | 42 kW | 25 kW | Entry industrial production |
| TXF200 | 200 kg/h | 88 kW | 52 kW | Growing commercial pasta factory |
| TXF300 | 300 kg/h | 98 kW | 58 kW | Medium industrial output |
| TXF500 | 500 kg/h | 130 kW | 78 kW | Higher-volume production plan |
Reference values from the project knowledge base. Product shape, raw material, dryer, utilities and agreed equipment list can affect final values.
A die creates the pasta profile; cutting configuration controls the target length. Formula and drying conditions must also be reviewed for a successful changeover.

The best starting point is a defined product, working plan and factory condition—not simply the largest model.
Factories adding a new industrial line or increasing short-cut pasta output.
Established food businesses expanding into dried pasta with planned utilities and distribution.
Local partners who can provide product, capacity, installation and after-sales requirements.
Send shape, capacity, flour, voltage, building dimensions, drying and packaging requirements.