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In modern meat processing workshops, raw material preparation is the first critical step that determines final product quality. Many buyers often ask: Sausage can be made from fresh meat, so why do factories need frozen meat dicing machines? The answer lies in flexible production planning, raw material cost control and product stability. Fresh meat is widely used for small-batch, fast-production sausage workshops. However, for medium and large-scale meat factories, frozen meat raw materials have obvious advantages: longer shelf life, stable raw meat quality, less seasonal price fluctuation, and convenient bulk storage. When factories use frozen pork, beef or chicken as raw materials for sausage, ham, luncheon meat or cooked meat products, they need to cut solid frozen blocks into uniform meat cubes. This is exactly where the QD-350DR frozen meat dicing machine comes into play.
This frozen meat dicer adopts full stainless steel structure, fully complying with international food hygiene standards. It delivers high cutting speed and stable running performance. The cutting size can be customized according to customer’s production requirements. Different from grinders that produce minced meat, this dicing machine creates regular, intact meat cubes. It keeps the fibrous structure of meat, which is ideal for products that require visible diced meat texture, such as chunky sausages, luncheon meat, stewed meat and pet food.
Model Number | QD-350DR |
Voltage | 380V |
Power | 3.2KW |
Cutting groove | 85*85*400mm |
Trough length | 400mm |
Weight | 300 kg |
Dimension | 1480*800*950 mm |
Uniform cutting and customizable cube size The machine produces neat and consistent meat cubes. Users can customize cutting dimension to match different recipes. Whether you need small dice for emulsified sausage or larger chunks for chunky meat products, the cutting mould can be adjusted accordingly.
Multi-purpose design to boost production efficiency One machine can process frozen meat blocks directly without full thawing. Partial thawing or fully frozen raw meat can be fed into the machine. This saves large thawing space and long waiting time. It also reduces meat nutrient loss and dripping water waste, which lowers raw material cost for the factory.
Intelligent control & stable operation Simple button control panel, friendly for ordinary workshop workers to learn and operate quickly. The whole machine runs smoothly with low vibration and low failure rate. It can keep continuous operation for long shifts in busy production lines.
Wide application range Suitable for raw material processing of sausage, ham, cooked meat products, ready meals, central kitchen dishes and pet food. It can handle frozen pork, beef, chicken and other frozen protein blocks.
There are two common raw material routes for sausage manufacturing:
Route 1: Fresh meat → trimming → grinding → mixing → vacuum tumbling → sausage stuffing
Route 2: Frozen meat block → frozen dicing (QD-350DR) → mixing / grinding → vacuum tumbling → sausage stuffing
For factories choosing frozen meat route, the QD-350DR dicer cuts frozen meat blocks into qualified cubes. These diced meat pieces then go into meat mixer, vacuum tumbler and sausage stuffer for follow-up processing. This route is popular among factories with large raw material inventory, factories that import bulk frozen meat, or manufacturers producing chunky-style sausage with visible meat particles. For small workshops using fresh meat, they may skip this dicing step and use meat grinders directly. This explains why both processing methods exist in the meat industry.
Clean all contact parts with food-grade detergent after daily production, to avoid residual meat contamination and bacterial growth.
Check the cutting blades regularly for wear. Replace blades in time to guarantee clean cutting effect.
Lubricate transmission parts periodically according to operation manual to extend machine service life.