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Commercial Dough Presses

Compare heated and non-heated commercial dough presses for pizza, tortillas, flatbreads and bakery production.

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Compare Dough Press Models

Use the filters above to narrow the list. Open any model for complete technical information and product images.

ModelHeatFormatPlatenControlsPower
MPP-DP-01Dual heatSwing-away18" roundDigital3300 WView Details
MPP-DP-02Upper heatHeavy-duty countertop18" roundDigital / programmable1200 WView Details
MPP-DP-03Dual heatClamshell18" roundDigital3300 WView Details
MPP-DP-04Upper heatClamshell / manual18" roundTime & temperature1200 WView Details
MPP-DP-05Dual heatSwing-away / manual18" roundTime & temperature3300 WView Details
MPP-DP-06Upper heatClamshell18" roundDigital / programmable1200 WView Details
MPP-DP-07Dual heatClamshell18" roundDigital / programmable3300 WView Details
MPP-DP-08No heatClamshell / manual18" roundManualNoneView Details
MPP-DP-09Dual heatRectangular clamshell400 × 502 mmProgrammable3600 WView Details
MPP-DP-10Dual heatRectangular clamshell400 × 502 mmDigital3600 WView Details

Final suitability depends on dough formulation, target size and thickness, production method and available electrical service. Specifications are subject to confirmation at quotation.

Dough press buying guide

How to Choose the Right Dough Press

Use these questions after comparing models to narrow the best fit for your process.

Non-heated models keep the process simple when platen heat is not needed. Upper-heat models apply controlled heat from one side. Dual-heat models apply heat from both platens when the product or workflow benefits from two-sided temperature control.

Upper heat generally uses less power and may be sufficient for products that only need heat assistance from the top platen. Dual heat provides controlled heat from both sides.

Clamshell models use a compact hinged opening. Swing-away models move the upper pressing assembly away from the loading area, providing more open access to the lower platen.

Choose the platen shape and size around your finished product. Round 18-inch platens suit common pizza and tortilla formats, while rectangular platens serve products that need a wider rectangular working area.

Confirm available voltage, product type, target size and thickness, expected production volume and delivery location before quotation.

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Application guide

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