Imperia Pasta Machine Double Cutter
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Italian manual pasta roller, includes both fettuccine (5mm) and spaghetti (2mm) cutters as standard — more value than Atlas which requires separate cutter purchase. Chrome steel construction. Slightly heavier than Atlas; roller action at thinnest settings requires slightly more crank pressure.
Manual roller, similar to Atlas, includes both fettuccine (5mm) and spaghetti (2mm) cutters as standard. Italian-made. Best if you want two cutter widths without buying additional attachments.
The Imperia includes both a fettuccine (5mm) and spaghetti (2mm) cutter as standard — the Atlas requires a separate purchase for the second width. Italian-made, equivalent build quality to the Atlas, slightly heavier. At thinnest settings the crank requires marginally more pressure than the Atlas; not a problem for most users. The better deal if you want two pasta widths from day one.
Pros
- Includes both fettuccine (5mm) and spaghetti (2mm) cutters as standard
- Italian-made chrome steel — equivalent durability to Atlas
- No extra purchase needed for two common pasta widths
Cons
- Slightly heavier than Atlas; marginally more crank resistance at thinnest settings
Score breakdown
Imperia Vs Marcato Atlas 150 Pasta Maker Machine | Full Review
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