Ready-made pasta production line (noodles)
A pasta production line refers to a plant or series of machines designed to produce different types of noodles (noodles) on an industrial scale. These production lines consist of a set of equipment and systems that include different stages of the pasta production process. Below are the basic components and operating process of pasta production line:
Cutting and shaping: The dough is cut and shaped to the required length. In this step, it is ensured that the pasta has a specific size and shape.
Drying: The cut noodles are transferred to drying tunnels and dried to remove moisture. This step increases the durability of the noodles and makes them storable.
Packaging: The dried noodles are packed and packed into bags or boxes using automatic packaging machines. This ensures that the product can be stored and sold on shelves.
Pasta production lines can generally be designed to be fully automatic or semi-automatic. Fully automatic lines provide faster, more consistent production while reducing labor costs. On the other hand, semi-automatic lines offer a more flexible production process and may be suitable for small-sized companies.
Pasta production lines are generally used in large food production facilities or specialized factories for pasta production. These lines can produce different types of noodles, including noodles, ramen, soba and udon.