Marcato Multipast+ Pasta Machine and Attachment Set

The Multipast+ pairs the Atlas+ pasta machine with three additional cutting attachments (pappardelle, linguine and ravioli), giving you seven pasta shapes from a single set without any further purchases. It is the most complete out-of-the-box setup in the Marcato range, built around the current Atlas+ model with its redesigned dual-function roller that produces true rounded spaghetti. Made in Italy.

✔ Free cleaning brush included (add before checkout)

Add the free cleaning brush to your basket when purchasing the Multipast+. The brush will only be included if it is added before checkout.

Seven Pasta Shapes From the Box

The Atlas+ includes a dual-function spaghetti and tagliolini roller that produces four shapes from the machine itself. The three attachments in this set bring the total to seven. All shapes are produced using the same anodised aluminium roller system and 10-position thickness dial.

• Lasagne sheets, rolled to your preferred thickness
• Fettuccine, 6 mm ribbon, from the built-in Atlas+ roller
• Tagliolini, 1.5 mm fine ribbon, from the dual-function roller
• Spaghetti, true rounded, from the dual-function roller at settings 3 and 4
• Pappardelle, 10 mm wide ribbon, via the included attachment
• Linguine, 3 mm flat ribbon, via the included attachment
• Ravioli, 45 x 45 mm filled pasta squares, via the included attachment

The Atlas+ is also compatible with the full range of Marcato Plus attachments, sold separately, for additional shapes including bigoli, vermicelli, mafaldine and more.

What's New on the Atlas+

The Multipast+ is built around the Atlas+, which replaces the Atlas 150 as Marcato's current manual machine. The main change is a redesigned dual-function roller with a rounded cavity, producing true rounded spaghetti at thickness settings 3 and 4, and flat tagliolini at settings 8 and 9. The older Atlas 150 produced three shapes from the included roller; the Atlas+ produces four from the same unit.

• Redesigned roller for true rounded spaghetti, not available on older Atlas 150 models
• Four built-in shapes from a single included roller set
• Compatible with the same full range of Marcato Plus attachments as previous models

Anodised Aluminium Rollers

All Atlas+ rollers use anodised aluminium alloy, which is food-safe with no nickel content and no coatings that can flake. The surface is slightly textured, which gives the pasta a subtle porousness that holds sauces better than pasta rolled on smooth steel. The combs and scrapers under the rollers are polymeric resin, removable for cleaning.

• Anodised aluminium rollers, food-safe, no harmful residue
• Slightly porous pasta surface for better sauce adhesion
• Removable resin combs and scrapers
• Chrome-plated steel body

10-Position Thickness Dial

The thickness dial runs from setting 0 (4.8 mm) down to setting 9 (0.6 mm). Marcato is the only pasta machine manufacturer to offer a 10-position adjustment knob; most competitors offer seven or fewer. The dial is numbered clearly on the left side of the machine.

• Setting 0: 4.8 mm, for initial passes and thicker doughs
• Settings 3 and 4: rounded spaghetti using the dual-function cutter
• Settings 6 to 9: recommended for pappardelle, tagliolini and fine sheets
• Setting 9: 0.6 mm, for delicate filled pasta and ravioli sheets

Compatible With the Pastadrive Motor

The Atlas+ accepts the Marcato Pastadrive motor, sold separately, which attaches via a bayonet fitting and leaves both hands free to guide the dough. If you want the machine and motor together as a pre-bundled set, the Atlasmotor+ is the motorised equivalent of this set.

Why Choose the Multipast+

The Multipast+ is the right choice if you want to start making a wide range of fresh pasta shapes without building a setup piece by piece. The seven shapes cover the most useful cuts for everyday cooking, from fine tagliolini for broth to pappardelle for ragu and ravioli for filled pasta. Buying the machine and attachments as a set costs less than buying them separately, and everything arrives ready to use. For buyers who already own an Atlas+ and want to add shapes individually, the attachments are also available separately.

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What's in the Box

• Atlas+ pasta machine
• Standard Atlas+ attachment (fettuccine, tagliolini and spaghetti)
• Pappardelle attachment (10 mm)
• Linguine attachment (3 mm)
• Ravioli attachment (45 x 45 mm)
• Table clamp
• Handle
• Instruction manual with basic dough recipe

A digital copy of the instruction manual can be downloaded here.

Do I need to clamp the machine to the worktop?

Yes. The Multipast+ is a manual machine, so securing it to the worktop with the included clamp gives you stability and better control while turning the handle. The Atlasmotor+ is the motorised version of this set and does not require clamping.

Is this set suitable as a gift?

Yes. The Multipast+ includes everything needed to start making fresh pasta straight away: the machine, three attachments covering seven shapes, a clamp, handle and instruction manual with a basic dough recipe. No additional purchases are needed to get started.

Can I use the ravioli attachment as a beginner?

The ravioli attachment takes a little practice to get consistent results. The key is using the right dough consistency (not too wet) and dusting the sheet well with flour before feeding it through. The included instruction manual has tips to help you get started.

Is the Atlas+ compatible with the Pastadrive motor?

Yes. The Marcato Pastadrive motor attaches via a bayonet fitting and leaves both hands free during rolling. Note that certain attachments, including the ravioli attachment, must be used by hand and are not compatible with the motor.

Can the Atlas+ be used for gluten-free pasta?

Yes. The Atlas+ works with gluten-free doughs, though these tend to be less elastic than standard egg pasta dough and may need a little more flour during rolling to prevent sticking.

How does the Multipast+ differ from the older Marcato Multipast set?

The key difference is the machine. The Multipast+ is built around the Atlas+, which has a redesigned roller producing true rounded spaghetti — something the older Atlas 150 could not do. The result is four core shapes from the machine rather than three, giving seven total shapes in the set rather than six.

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