Pizza Group dough roller models
Current Pizza Group dough rollers include models such as:
- RM32 A
- RM35 A
- RM42 A
- RM45 A
- RM42 TA
- RM45 TA
- M35 A
- M42 A
The Pizza Group range has also included earlier RMP and P-series machines. Brooks Parts spare-part compatibility includes models such as RMP30, RMP30A, RMP30T, RMP30TA, RMP35A, RMP35TA, RMP40, RMP40A, RMP40T, RMP40TA, RMP45A, RMP45HTA and RMP45TA.
Certain components are also associated with P30 and P40-family pizza rolling machines. Always check the complete model rather than selecting a part only from the nominal roller width.
Spare parts for Pizza Group dough rollers
A professional dough roller relies on much more than the visible roller surfaces. The motor must transfer power through belts and gears, the roller assemblies must remain correctly aligned and the thickness adjustment system needs to keep both sides of the machine in the intended position.
Common Pizza Group dough roller spare parts include:
- Upper and lower roller assemblies
- Internal and external rollers
- Scrapers and wipers
- Drive belts
- Drive gears
- Internal and external gears
- Shafts and transmission components
- Thickness adjusters
- Adjustment knobs and mechanisms
- Push-button boards
- Switches and microswitches
- Electrical controls
- Bearings, bushes and mechanical fittings
Rollers for Pizza Group dough stretchers
The rollers are the components that directly shape the dough. Their condition therefore has an immediate effect on thickness, shape and consistency.
A damaged or worn roller can lead to uneven dough thickness, poor feeding or inconsistent pressure across the dough piece. Complete roller assemblies can also contain shafts, supports and other model-specific components that must match the machine precisely.
Brooks Parts supplies original Pizza Group roller components, including complete upper and lower assemblies for specific machines. For example, dedicated assemblies are available for models such as RM42A, RM42TA and RM45TA.
When selecting a roller, compare:
- Original Pizza Group/OEM number
- Roller diameter
- Roller length
- Shaft dimensions
- Position: upper, lower, internal or external
- Mounting arrangement
- Drive connection
- Exact dough roller model
Pizza Group RM32 A and RM35 A parts
The RM32 A and RM35 A are current Pizza Group dough rollers using two pairs of rollers. These machines are intended to progressively reduce dough thickness while helping produce a consistent pizza base.
Parts associated with this machine family can include roller components, gears, adjustment mechanisms, controls and other transmission parts.
Although RM32 and RM35 belong to the same machine family, the dimensions and intended dough sizes differ. Parts should therefore be selected using the complete model and OEM reference.
Pizza Group RM42 A and RM45 A parts
The RM42 A and RM45 A are larger two-roller-pair machines intended for larger dough portions and pizza diameters.
Brooks Parts carries model-specific roller components for this family, including original lower roller assemblies for RM42A.
Because roller length, shafts, gearing and housing configuration can vary, a roller from another RM model should not be assumed to fit.
Pizza Group RM42 TA and RM45 TA parts
The RM42 TA and RM45 TA use two pairs of parallel rollers and form another important group within the Pizza Group dough roller range.
Original upper roller assemblies are available for RM42TA and RM45TA applications. These machines also use transmission, adjustment and electrical components that may overlap with other RM machines.
The TA suffix is part of the technical model designation and should always be retained when searching for parts.
Pizza Group M35 A and M42 A parts
The M35 A and M42 A differ from the RM machines by using a single pair of rollers. They therefore have a different mechanical arrangement even though their purpose is also to reduce and control dough thickness.
When searching for M-series components, do not assume that rollers or transmission parts from an RM machine will be suitable simply because the nominal working width is similar.
Pizza Group RMP dough roller parts
The earlier RMP series remains particularly relevant for spare parts. Brooks Parts carries components with compatibility for numerous RMP machines, including:
- RMP30
- RMP30A
- RMP30T
- RMP30TA
- RMP35A
- RMP35TA
- RMP40
- RMP40A
- RMP40T
- RMP40TA
- RMP45A
- RMP45HTA
- RMP45TA
Many of these machines share individual drive or control components, but the exact OEM number remains the safest way to establish compatibility.
Drive belts for Pizza Group dough rollers
Drive belts transfer motor power to the roller mechanism. A belt that is stretched, worn or damaged can begin to slip under load, causing inconsistent roller speed or insufficient torque when processing dough.
Pizza Group dough rollers use different belt dimensions depending on the machine. Brooks Parts supplies, among others, the original Pizza Group A90KI78015 belt, which is used in several RM, RMP and P-series applications.
Other belt sizes are used on machines such as RMP40 and RMP40T.
Compare:
- OEM number
- Belt profile
- Belt diameter or circumference
- Cross-section
- Drive position
- Exact machine model
A belt with approximately the same length is not necessarily a suitable substitute if its profile or tension characteristics differ.
Gears and transmission parts
The gear train transfers and synchronises movement between roller assemblies. Worn teeth or excessive play can cause noise, irregular movement and poor roller synchronisation.
Brooks Parts supplies original Pizza Group gears such as the A90IG78001 external upper gear and A90IG78002 internal upper gear, both with 20 teeth, alongside other transmission components used in professional dough stretchers.
When selecting a gear, check:
- OEM reference
- Number of teeth
- Outside diameter
- Bore diameter
- Male or female configuration
- Shaft interface
- Position within the drive
Thickness adjustment parts
The roller gap determines the final thickness of the dough. Pizza Group machines use mechanical adjustment systems to change this spacing according to the required pizza base.
The current Pizza Group range allows the dough thickness to be adjusted over a relatively broad range, making accurate adjustment components important for repeatable results.
Brooks Parts supplies original components such as the Pizza Group S51GN54001 thickness adjuster, used in various professional dough stretching machines.
A worn adjuster can introduce play or make it difficult to maintain a consistent roller position.
Scrapers and wipers
Scrapers and wipers help prevent dough from remaining attached to the roller surface and guide the product cleanly through the machine.
If a scraper becomes damaged, deformed or badly worn, dough can begin to wrap around a roller or feed less consistently through the next stage.
Scrapers can differ in length, mounting side and roller position. Compare the original reference and machine model before replacement.
Push-button boards and controls
Electrical controls start and stop the roller drive and form an important part of safe, predictable operation.
Brooks Parts supplies the original Pizza Group A88CY78001 12V push-button board. This component is compatible with a broad selection of RM and RMP dough stretchers, including RM32, RM32A, RM35A, RM42A, RM42TA, RM45A and RM45TA as well as numerous RMP versions.
When replacing an electrical control, verify the OEM number, supply voltage, dimensions and connector arrangement.
Switches and safety components
Professional dough rollers incorporate switches and safety-related components that can experience thousands of operating cycles.
Microswitches and similar components should be matched by electrical rating, contact configuration, actuator type and physical mounting arrangement.
Do not bypass or modify safety devices to accommodate an incorrect replacement part.
How to identify the correct Pizza Group dough roller part
Pizza Group has produced several generations of closely related dough machines, making accurate identification particularly important.
Before ordering, check:
- Pizza Group as the equipment manufacturer
- Full model, including A, T, TA, AE or HTA suffix where applicable
- Machine data plate
- Original Pizza Group/OEM number
- Position of the component
- Roller or shaft dimensions
- Gear tooth count and bore size
- Belt dimensions and profile
- Voltage for electrical components
- Connector and mounting configuration
The OEM number should normally be treated as the leading identification reference when it is still visible on the original component.
Original and compatible Pizza Group dough roller parts
Brooks Parts supplies both original Pizza Group spare parts and selected compatible alternatives.
A compatible part is manufactured as a replacement for a specific original application. It should still be checked against the exact machine, OEM reference and technical interface.
The fact that a component also fits machines from another manufacturer does not make the Pizza Group model identification less important.
Maintaining Pizza Group dough rollers
Regular inspection of the roller drive helps prevent small wear problems from becoming complete machine failures.
Listen for increased gearbox or bearing noise, inspect belts for deterioration and check whether both roller sides remain properly adjusted. Gears should operate smoothly without excessive play, while rollers and scrapers should remain clean and undamaged.
Changes in dough thickness, slipping under load, irregular roller speed or difficulty adjusting the roller gap can all indicate that mechanical components require inspection.
Disconnect the machine from the electrical supply before servicing and follow the manufacturer's applicable safety procedures.
More dough stretcher and Pizza Group parts
For other brands and machine types, browse our dough stretcher parts category.
For ovens, dough machines and other equipment from the same manufacturer, visit Pizza Group spare parts.
Pizza Group dough roller parts from Brooks Parts
Brooks Parts supplies Pizza Group dough roller and dough stretcher parts for current RM and M machines as well as older RMP and related models.
From complete rollers and scrapers to gears, drive belts, thickness adjusters and control boards, individual components can be replaced without unnecessarily replacing the complete machine.
Use the full Pizza Group model designation, original OEM reference and relevant dimensions or electrical specifications to identify the correct spare part.
