Model TDC3571 is a 35mm-diameter, 71mm-length brushed coreless motor with 15V rated voltage, 7200rpm no-load speed and 78.4mNm rated torque, which is an ideal power source for pistol-style handheld barbecue meat slicers as displayed in the image.
To begin with, its coreless rotor design delivers premium slicing performance. It removes cogging effect common in iron-core motors, ensuring ultra-smooth rotation with tiny torque fluctuation. When cutting chilled, fibrous beef and lamb with tough tendons, the slicer blade spins steadily to create even, intact meat slices without ragged scraps. The low rotor inertia offers fast start-stop response, so users can instantly adjust cutting pace to avoid stalling when hitting rigid meat parts. Moreover, high power efficiency restrains excessive heat generation during non-stop daily use in barbecue shops, prolonging the motor’s working lifespan.
In terms of performance parameters, the motor meets slicing load requirements perfectly. The 78.4mNm basic torque can be greatly boosted by paired gearboxes. Its high native 7200rpm speed can be reduced to suitable low rotating speed for cutting blades, generating enough shear force to slice thick barbecue meat easily. The 15V low DC input guarantees safety in damp kitchen areas and supports cordless battery-operated handheld slicers. As a brushed motor, it adopts simple voltage regulation for speed control, cutting down manufacturing and after-sales maintenance costs for commercial kitchen tools.
Additionally, its compact cylindrical body (35mm × 71mm) fits neatly inside the slim slicer pistol grip, keeping the handheld device lightweight for fatigue-free long-time operation. The smooth motor housing avoids meat residue buildup for quick cleaning, satisfying food sanitation regulations.it runs stably against electromagnetic interference from grills and fridges with low noise, without disturbing restaurant guests.
Post time: Aug-03-2026