Questions about Marcato Pasta machine Atlas 150 | AT-150

Good day. This model here is the CLS (Classic). It comes with a simple instruction manual and a handle made of ABS and the wing nut on the attachment hook is also made of ABS. The more expensive model is the Design version, which also has a recipe book, an aluminium handle and an aluminium wing nut. The accessories are compatible with both devices.

Based on the manufacturer's number, I have come to the conclusion that the machine is the Marcato "Ampia 150". However, the picture clearly shows the Marcato "Atlas 150".

Unfortunately, we do not have any personal user experience with this product, but I would be happy to forward your question to the Community, perhaps a Community member will be able to help you 😊.

No. Pasta dough is always made without salt. Salt would attract moisture and make the pasta dough sticky. That's why salt is added to the pasta cooking water.

The main difference between the "Atlas 150/AT-150" pasta machine and the "Atlas 150 Classic" from Marcato lies mainly in the aesthetic and additional features: ## Colours and design - The "Atlas 150/AT-150" or also known as "Design Atlas 150" is available in different colours, such as red, blue, ice blue, black, green, copper and pink. These colours are applied to an aluminium outer material. - The "Atlas 150 Classic", on the other hand, has a more traditional look with a chrome steel exterior and is available in fewer colours. ## Price - The "Design Atlas 150" is usually more expensive than the "Atlas 150 Classic" due to the different colour options and the aluminium exterior material. The price for the "Design Atlas 150" is around 89.99 USD, while the "Atlas 150 Classic" costs around 69.99 USD. ## Functions and components - Both models offer the same basic functions, including the ability to make lasagne, fettuccine and tagliolini, and are compatible with the Pastadrive motor and various pasta cutting accessories. There are no significant differences in the included components or mode of operation between the two models. Overall, the differences are mainly cosmetic and concern the design and colour options, while the functionality and quality of the machines remain similar.

You can get started straight away with the Marcato Atlas 150 Classic Pasta Machine, but you may need additional attachments for specific pasta shapes such as linguine or tagliatelle. - The appliance comes with attachments for lasagna, fettuccine and tagliolini as standard. - For other pasta shapes such as linguine or tagliatelle, you can purchase separate pasta cutting attachments that are compatible with the Atlas 150.

Ca 8-10 cm

Good evening Yvonne I bought these dough spillers many years ago. The handle head is made of plastic, everything else is made of metal, sturdy and stable. The warranty is not so important for me, I think the appliance will not need the warranty service. Summer greetings Gregor

Hello, my Marcato Atlas 150 consists only of the unit for rolling out the dough thinly and a "module" that can be attached to make pasta afterwards. I do not know "Multipast".

There are different versions, both black and silver, all with the same name. In this version, it only has the one attachment and a small guide to the pasta thicknesses.

Hi Stefanie, I think the only difference is the number of attachments that come with the kit. We bought the very simple version with a single attachment (under 80.-) and are very happy with it.

I received the machine yesterday and it only says Atlas 150 and not Wellness......what is the difference????

Hello Fiesel, I looked on the packaging of my machine. It also says Wellness on it. I can't say for sure, but there is also the same machine with a black plastic handle instead of a metal handle. I don't think you have to worry too much about that. What I can definitely recommend as an accessory is the pasta drying rack. I ordered it later and use it every time.

Yes, you can attach both the different attachments and the motor to the Slide. Atlas rollers are simpler pasta machines without cutting accessories for fettuccine and tagliolini and are only used to make the pasta sheet in different thicknesses.

Hello Also at galaxus. They are only available in silver.

Mine was made of metal :)

Mine has a metal crank handle Good cooking 🧑🍳

The range of thickness is from 0.5mm to 4.8mm in 10 steps.(0.5;0.6;0.8;1.0;1.5;1.8;2.4;3.1;3.7;4.8)

The machine is made of metal. It is very solid

No, not as far as I know. No attachments possible, wanted to buy a spaghetti roller, but unfortunately it doesn't work either.

Hello Joenoman, indeed this description is confusing. For me, only the basic equipment was included at this price. That means the roller machine and an attachment that can be rotated 180° and thus cut fettucine (wider pasta) and tagliolini (narrow noodles). Lasagne sheets also work, of course, but they don't need to be processed with an attachment after rolling. I once saw, I think in Globus, that there is also a package with various accessories. But that costs around 200 francs. By the way, I am very satisfied with my machine. I also bought a very useful accessory later on: The pasta dryer stand, as you can see in the pictures. Greetings, Markus

The more expensive machine is 19 cm wide, the cheaper one only 16 cm.

Yes the pasta machine is completely made of chrome steel

In this case, please contact our customer service directly so that your request can be checked. https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc/de

Unfortunately, this item is sold out with us and we have no information on if or when it will be available again. Sorry.

Since the ravioli attachment can be bought individually for around 70, it will not be included. The description states: "The Atlas 150 model has three rollers for the production of lasagne, fettuccine and tagliolini." Nix ravioli

Both are the same width and can be equipped with a motor. The slightly more expensive version, however, has more accessories such as a ravioli attachment.

... and an instruction and recipe manual!

Hello, you can easily see the difference between these items with the galaxus comparator :)!

No, it only has a screw clamp. It works with my stone because I then have some space to screw the dishtowel holder on.