For pizzerias, trattorias, QSR chains, hotels, and food trucks that live or die by the Friday push. Handcrafted MAM refractory ovens from Modena and Pizza Group deck, conveyor, and electric lines — sold, installed, commissioned, and serviced by one certified team.
Every oven below is a machine we distribute, install, and service — with genuine OEM parts on the shelf in Boca Raton.
Outfitting a complete kitchen? A typical pizzeria bundle pairs a MAM Napoli Rotante, an Italgi extruder, an ATA pasta cooker, a spiral mixer, and professional tools — imported together in one coordinated shipment. See how equipment bundles work →

The dome your dining room is designed around. Reaches the 400°C floor a VPN-certified Neapolitan bake demands — 90-second pies with a leopard-spotted cornicione.

MAM’s most popular model worldwide. Full thermal performance in a form factor built to recess into counters, stone walls, and custom enclosures.

The workhorse profile for kitchens that want MAM thermal mass with a lower dome. Wood and combined fire available.

Statement geometry for open kitchens and outdoor installations — the same refractory core underneath, including electric rotating options.

Refractory stone decks, counter-balanced doors, roughly 25% lower energy draw than standard electric decks. HP 4 and HP 6L chamber formats.

Stone-belt conveyor throughput for chains and high-volume operations — up to 780 pizzas per hour in a triple-stack arrangement. UL-ETL certified.

Gas deck baking with a live-flame chamber — deck-oven economics with a wood-fired look at the pass.

Compact electric deck baking for kitchens where gas isn’t an option and space is tight.
| Model | Style | Sizes / format | Fuel | Throughput |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAM Napoli | Dome — static or rotating (incl. 2-mouth) | Ø80–180×140 cm range | Wood / gas / combined | [Sized at quote — depends on diameter & rotation] |
| MAM Milano | Built-in — static or rotating | Ø80–180×140 cm range | Wood / gas / combined | [Sized at quote — depends on diameter & rotation] |
| MAM Roma | Low dome — static | Ø80–180×140 cm range | Wood / gas / combined | [Sized at quote] |
| MAM Torino | Statement dome — static or electric rotating | Ø80–180×140 cm range | Wood / gas / electric | [Sized at quote] |
| Pyralis HP 4 | Electric deck | 27.5″ × 27.5″ chamber | Electric — 7.5 kW / 21 A | Up to 90 × 10″ pizzas/hr per chamber |
| Pyralis HP 6L | Electric deck | 41.3″ × 27.5″ chamber | Electric — 9.9 kW / 27.5 A | Up to 180 × 10″ pizzas/hr per chamber |
| Dragon | Stone-belt conveyor (stackable) | Single to triple stack | Gas / electric | Up to 780 pizzas/hr (triple stack) |
| Flame | Gas deck | Multiple chamber formats | Gas | [Confirmed at quote by configuration] |
| Powerdeck | Electric deck | Multiple chamber formats | Electric | [Confirmed at quote by configuration] |
Bracketed values are configuration-dependent and confirmed on your written quote — we don’t publish numbers we can’t stand behind for your exact build.
The oven is the easy part. What makes or breaks the project is the path into the building, the exhaust, and the utilities — so we survey all three before you sign anything.
Wood and gas ovens need a code-compliant flue path; electric decks typically carry lighter hood requirements. Verified against your municipality’s code at assessment.
Line sizing, regulator specs, and breaker requirements come from the exact model configuration — documented on your quote, not guessed.
Refractory ovens are heavy by design. We check door widths, turns, and slab capacity before the truck is booked.
First firing, temperature curve verification, and staff walkthrough are part of the installation — the oven is handed over working, not crated.
Static decks reward a skilled pizzaiolo who manages the bake by hand. Rotating decks (Rotante) carry the pies past the flame automatically, so output stays consistent with fewer hands on the oven — most high-volume rooms choose rotating. All MAM rotating ovens are IMQ certified and Vera Pizza Napoletana approved.
Gas is the most consistent to operate and usually the simplest to permit in South Florida; combined fire gives you gas consistency with wood character; pure wood is the tradition play. We confirm the configuration — and its code implications — at the site assessment.
A compliant exhaust path, adequate gas or electrical supply, a floor that carries the weight, and a door path that fits the crate. Exact numbers depend on the model and your municipality — our pre-purchase site assessment documents all four.
We do — the same company that sold and installed it. Factory-trained technicians, genuine OEM parts stocked in Boca Raton, and preventive maintenance plans if you want it checked on a schedule.
Certified repair with genuine OEM parts — request service in two minutes.
OEM PartsStones, burners, gaskets, boards — identified from a photo if needed.
Preventive MaintenanceThree PM plans with certified eyes on your oven on a schedule.
Tell us your menu, your peak covers, and your building. We’ll spec the oven, the utilities, and the real installed cost — in writing.
Request a quote Or talk it through: (561) 695-9808