The Mecnosud DRM1040 is a dough roller handling portions from 100 g to 700 g, with a stainless steel body, safety guards and an included foot pedal so both hands stay on the dough. It runs from a standard outlet at 375 W.Why operators choose the ICE-DRM1040 100 g to 700 g - the largest portions in the range — this is the model for large pizza bases and loaves. Note the minimum is 100 g rather than the 80 g of the smaller rollers, so it is not simply a superset of them A foot pedal is included — not an accessory. On a machine you feed by hand, operating it with your foot is what keeps both hands on the dough and away from the rollers - it is a safety feature as much as a convenience Stainless steel body — wipes down and survives flour, oil and daily cleaning Safety guards — fitted as standard 375 W from a standard outlet — about 1.6 A. No electrical work and it will share a circuit Specifications Brand Mecnosud Model DRM1040 SKU ICE-DRM1040 Type Dough roller Portion range 100 g to 700 g Foot pedal Included Guarding Safety guards Body Stainless steel Power 240 V, 0.375 kW (375 W) Dimensions (W x H x D) 520 x 750 x 450 mm Warranty 12 months (parts/labour split not recorded) Venue suitabilityThe DRM1040 suits pizzerias and bakeries producing large bases and loaves up to 700 g. It is the top of the Mecnosud roller range — but note its 100 g minimum is higher than the 80 g of the smaller models, so if you also roll small rolls, check that bottom figure rather than assuming the biggest machine does everything.See the full dough rollers and rounders range or browse every Mecnosud model we carry.Installation & deliveryPlugs into a standard outlet — 375 W is about 1.6 A, so no electrical work. Dimensions are recorded width x height x depth: 520 x 750 x 450 mm. Our data records no weight for this model.Warranty terms are per product — see our warranty information page.Frequently asked questionsQ: What size dough portions will it handle?100 g to 700 g. Work within that range - a portion below the minimum will not feed reliably and one above it is more than the rollers are set for.Q: What is the foot pedal for?Operating the machine without using your hands. On a roller you feed by hand that matters twice over: it keeps both hands free to guide the dough, and it keeps them away from the rollers while the machine is running.Q: How does it compare to the other rollers in the range?It handles the heaviest portions - 100 g to 700 g, against 80 g to 400 g on the 40 cm DRM0040 and 80 g to 210 g on the two 30 cm models. The catch is the minimum: this machine starts at 100 g, not 80 g. If you roll small rolls as well as large bases, that bottom figure is worth checking before you assume the largest machine covers everything.Q: What electrical supply does it need?A standard outlet - 375 W is roughly 1.6 amps, so no electrical work and it can share a circuit with other equipment.Q: What is it made of?The body is stainless steel, which is what lets it be wiped down properly at the end of a shift rather than just brushed off.{"@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [{"@type": "Question", "name": "What size dough portions will it handle?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "100 g to 700 g. Work within that range - a portion below the minimum will not feed reliably and one above it is more than the rollers are set for."}}, {"@type": "Question", "name": "What is the foot pedal for?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "Operating the machine without using your hands. On a roller you feed by hand that matters twice over: it keeps both hands free to guide the dough, and it keeps them away from the rollers while the machine is running."}}, {"@type": "Question", "name": "How does it compare to the other rollers in the range?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "It handles the heaviest portions - 100 g to 700 g, against 80 g to 400 g on the 40 cm DRM0040 and 80 g to 210 g on the two 30 cm models. The catch is the minimum: this machine starts at 100 g, not 80 g. If you roll small rolls as well as large bases, that bottom figure is worth checking before you assume the largest machine covers everything."}}, {"@type": "Question", "name": "What electrical supply does it need?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "A standard outlet - 375 W is roughly 1.6 amps, so no electrical work and it can share a circuit with other equipment."}}, {"@type": "Question", "name": "What is it made of?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "The body is stainless steel, which is what lets it be wiped down properly at the end of a shift rather than just brushed off."}}]}
