Omcan USA 13307 Dough Mixer Accessories
by OMCAN
SKU 13307
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Omcan #99 Maccheroni Rigati Pasta Die – 8 mm
Item 13307 | Solid Brass ConstructionTurn out authentic, ridged maccheroni every time with Omcan’s genuine #99 pasta die. Precision-machined from Italian brass, this die gives your pasta the coveted “bronze-cut” texture that helps sauces cling beautifully to each 8 mm tube.
Key Features
- Forms classic Maccheroni Rigati with pronounced ridges for superior sauce retention.
- 8 mm finished diameter—perfect for baked casseroles, hearty ragùs, and creamy cheese dishes.
- Durable, food-safe brass conducts heat quickly and delivers a traditional rough surface.
- Quick-change design fits Omcan commercial pasta extruders that accept N.99 dies (see compatibility).
- Made in Italy for Omcan—serving the food industry since 1951.
Specifications
| Omcan Item Code | 13307 |
|---|---|
| Die Number / Size | N.99 – 8 mm |
| Pasta Shape | Maccheroni Rigati (ridged macaroni) |
| Material | Machined brass |
| Finished Pasta Ø | Approx. 8 mm (5/16") |
| Compatible Omcan Extruders | Models using die set 13397 or any machine that accepts standard 59 mm brass dies* |
| Country of Origin | Italy |
| Included | 1 × brass pasta die (machine not included) |
*Always confirm die diameter and attachment style with your specific machine before ordering.
Care & Maintenance
- Allow the die to air-dry after use, then tap out residual dough.
- Soak in warm water (no detergents) as needed; do not machine-wash brass dies.
- Apply a light coat of food-grade mineral oil before long-term storage.
Important: Brass naturally develops a darker patina over time. This is normal and does not affect performance or food safety.