Marcato Atlas Drive Motor, Made in Italy, Powers Pasta Machines and Attachments, Silver Import To Shop ×Product customization
- Marcato’s Atlas Pasta Drive Motor for operating compatible Atlas Pasta Machines, attachments and Marga Grain Mill with electric-powered convenience
- Made in Italy; 110volt-60Hz 100Watt UL 62HA (household use); 7 x 6 x 4. 25-inches; exclusively from HIC Kitchen; fits only post-1998 pasta machines
- Choose from either continuous or pulse for customized pace; bayonet-style fitting easily attaches to in seconds; 2-year manufacturer’s
- Works with Atlas 150 Pasta Machines 8320, 8320BK, 8320BL, 8320GN, 8320LB, 8320PK, 8320SL, 8334, the 180 Pasta Machine 8341, and Marga Grain Mill 8346
- Fits Atlas 150 attachments (spaghetti 8328, capellini 8327, linguine 8322, vermicelli 8332, lasagnette 8338), Rollers 8340 and 8342; wipe motor clean
$108
Marcato’s Atlas Pasta Drive Motor quickly adds additional processing power to compatible Atlas Pasta Machines, attachments, and the Marga Grain Mill, all sold separately. Roll and cut pasta dough with ease. The dual-speed motor allows a customized pace for easier food preparation. Its bayonet-style fitting attaches easily to compatible machines and attachments in seconds for a more comfortable and convenient operation. Compatible with post-1998 pasta machines, it powers Atlas 150 Pasta Machines 8320, 8320BK, 8320BL, 8320GN, 8320LB, 8320PK, 8320SL, 8334, the 180 Pasta Machine 8341, and Marga Grain Mill 8346. It also works with Atlas 150 pasta attachments (spaghetti 8328, capellini 8327, linguine 8322, vermicelli 8332, lasagnette 8338), and Pasta Rollers 8340 and 8342. Made in Italy from sturdy and durable metalized ABS, the Atlas Pasta Drive Motor boasts 110volt-60Hz 100Watt for efficient operation (UL listed 62HA (household use only). After each use, simply wipe clean with a dry cloth. Includes a 2-year manufacturer’s . Available exclusively from HIC Kitchen.
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Jan Wieck –
OutstandingI got the original Marcato Atlas 150 at a yard sale for $10 many years ago. Love it for the pasta, hated it for the difficulty handling it. You basically need a second person cranking it. This motor is that second person. Now I love it all the way.I was debating with myself for a while if I should get this motor or the KitchenAid attachments. Then I saw those attachments in action at a friend’s house and … problem is they only come in stainless steel, which is no match for the anodized aluminum rollers in an original Marcato. End of story.
Marta Fioretti –
Works greatDefinitely better than others I have used in the past, very smooth to crank and sturdy, great value for price.
KateOnuska –
Beautiful, but did not include pasta cutterArrived today. Beautiful and sturdy, but did not include pasta cutter as indicated.
Soozletew –
Excellent motorThe motor works well, is replacing the one I bought 7 or 8 years ago. The last one was a workhorse, and I have high hopes for this new one.
Shunt30 –
Quality Product & Decent Price for What It Does!The product is awesome and the only thing that was missing that should have been included was a cleaning brush which I purchased on the side but wasn’t a deal breaker.Two hints on making your experience with this much better.1. Read the manual2. Watch some videos on the google-tube about using it.If those two fail. Read the manual again. 😉
Joseph Bintz –
Stout, feels like qualityI got the Marcato Ampia150 because it was cheaper than their Atlas 150 model. I have no regrets. Made pasta the first time and it never moved. Everything about this product is quality. Put on some Italian music and start making pasta!
Hannalee –
Worth the moneyThis is a good little pasta roller. Works much better than the cheap Chinese machines. Smooth operation, nothing sticks, easy to clean. I have told friends to buy this one
Patti –
Totally fun!Totally a fun date night or any night you want fresh pasta!It takes work to make fresh pasta, but this makes it easier! We love it!
ncg –
Great pasta makerThis pasta maker was easy to set up and easy to use. Clean up was a breeze. I will only make the two noodle shapes on the machine so not being able to attach more accessories is not an issue.
Rin –
Meh, for my (picky) auntMy aunt recently asked me to buy her a atlas pasta maker (she lives in Asia, and for some reason atlas branded stuff is more expansive there)Anyway, when I received the package, I opened it up to do a quick inspection, and the retail packaging (not shipping, shipping box was well padded) I noticed the axel has actually peirced the box (O.O)I also plugged it in to test it, I noticed the motor sounded similar to a cordless drill (I was expecting a high rpm motor with a gearbox, not a low rpm high torque motor)The design is weird, in my belief, it looks better on an atlas 150/180 upside down, and if you look form a distance, it looks like the whole things going to tilt overThe cord is a universal cord similar to the cords on sony power bricks (male uc to female 2 pin), so if the cord somehow breaks, finding another one is going to bea peice of cakeThe design for attaching onto the atlas 150/180 isn’t exactly the best, it’s simply 2 pins that you put on and turn.As for the material, it’s cheap plastic you’d expect to find on a toy, heck even Legos have higher quality plasticIt’s secure enough for now (if my aunt complains, it was HER choice)The 3 position switch is nice, there’s a “pulse” (short press or hold), and a on (stays on) (thirds the off)