Imperia Simplex Classic Line. Pasta Machine Accessory. 100% Made in Italy. Stainless Steel Kitchen Accessory for Fresh Pasta. Pasta Cutter Compatible with Imperia Pasta Machines.

IMPERIA PASTA MACHINE ACCESSORIES: The Classic Line Simplex is compatible with all Imperia fresh pasta machines. This accessory allows you to create delicious dishes with a variety of pasta shapes to choose from.

10 PASTA SHAPES AVAILABLE: The Classic Line Simplex, a pasta maker accessory equipped with high-quality stainless steel cutting rollers, easily cuts your fresh pasta sheets. Choose your preferred shape from 44mm and 12mm Ribbon, 32mm Pappardelle, 12mm Lasagnette, 6.5mm Fettuccine, 4mm Trenette, 2mm Tagliolini, 0.8mm and 1.5mm Capelli d'Angelo, and 2mm Spaghetti.

MADE OF SOLID STEEL: The Simplex pasta cutter features high-quality, long-lasting chrome-plated steel rollers. The materials used in the pasta machine accessories are food-safe, ensuring your health and that of your loved ones.

EASY ASSEMBLY: A versatile, functional product, it's easy to assemble on the pasta machine by inserting it into the designated side guides for cutting accessories. Stability when using the Imperia pasta machine is guaranteed. Once used, it's easy to remove and convenient to clean and store as it takes up very little space.

100% MADE IN ITALY: Simplex is a design accessory entirely made in Italy with high-quality materials. The fresh pasta cutter is one of the many pasta accessories produced by Imperia, offering a wide range of versatile, functional, and high-quality products made with respect for health and the environment.

ITALIAN DESIGN: Every detail of the adjustable pasta cutter is carefully designed to enhance the product's elegance, practicality, and versatility.

USE AND MAINTENANCE: Simplex IPASTA, the Imperia pasta machine accessory, is easily cleaned with a damp cloth or a soft brush to remove pasta, flour, or dough residues.

IMPERIA PRODUCT: Simplex IPASTA is a product of Imperia & Monferrina S.P.A., a market-leading company since 1932.