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Omcan USA 49115 Dough SheetersTrento BE IT 710 CSS Countertop Dough Sheeter 28" folding table 11 lb dough capacity Made in Italy Designed for busy bakeries, pizzerias, and hotel kitchens, the Omcan Trento BE IT 710 CSS transforms up to 5 kg of dough into perfectly even sheets in secondssaving time, reducing labor, and ensuring consistent results every single batch. Key features Compact countertop build with 28" (710 mm) folding infeed & outfeed tables for quick storage. Galvanized
Trento BE-IT-710-CSS Countertop Dough Sheeter
28" folding table • 11 lb dough capacity • Made in ItalyDesigned for busy bakeries, pizzerias, and hotel kitchens, the Omcan Trento BE-IT-710-CSS transforms up to 5 kg of dough into perfectly even sheets in seconds—saving time, reducing labor, and ensuring consistent results every single batch.
Key features
- Compact countertop build with 28" (710 mm) folding infeed & outfeed tables for quick storage.
- Galvanized hard-chrome plated, ground & polished 19.7" (500 mm) rollers for ultra-smooth sheeting.
- Manual gap adjuster delivers 0 – 1.4" (0 – 35 mm) thickness—perfect for everything from pizza to puff pastry.
- Variable conveyor speed (0.275 – 0.475 m/s) matches your dough type and workflow.
- Aluminum die-cast shoulders & casing: lightweight, rigid, and corrosion-resistant.
- Low-voltage control circuit with dual start/stop stations (hand controls & foot-pedal input).
- Interlocked safety guards instantly shut down the machine when opened.
- Quick-release scrapers remove in seconds for end-of-day cleaning.
- Engineered guide design prevents dough wrinkling for a flawless sheet every pass.
- Robust 750 W motor; 220 V, 60 Hz, single-phase—QPS approved for North America.
Technical specifications
| Brand / Model | Omcan Trento BE-IT-710-CSS (Item 49115) |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Countertop dough sheeter |
| Dough capacity | 11 lb | 5 kg |
| Sheet thickness range | 0 – 1.4" (0 – 35 mm) |
| Roller size | 19.7" L × 2.4" Ø (500 × 60 mm) |
| Conveyor speed | 0.275 – 0.475 m/s (variable) |
| Table length | 28" (710 mm) each side, fold-up |
| Motor power | 750 W |
| Electrical | 220 V / 60 Hz / 1-phase |
| Working dimensions (W×D×H) | 70.8" × 34.6" × 25" (1800 × 880 × 640 mm) |
| Closed dimensions (W×D×H) | 20.5" × 34.6" × 32.7" (520 × 880 × 830 mm) |
| Net / Gross weight | 253.5 lb (115 kg) / 284.4 lb (129 kg) |
| Country of origin | Made in Italy |
| Certification | QPS Approved |
Perfect for
- Artisan & commercial bakeries
- Pizzerias and flatbread production
- Hotel pastry departments
- Croissants, puff pastry, strudel, fondant & more
Important: Operate only with trained personnel and appropriate safety gear.
Always disconnect power and engage safety locks before cleaning or maintenance.
Backed by Omcan’s 1-year parts & labor warranty. Need help choosing the right sheeter? Talk to a food-service equipment specialist.
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