100% Original Niigata 280t All-Electric used Injection Molding Machine for Costa rica Importers
100% Original Niigata 280t All-Electric used Injection Molding Machine for Costa rica Importers Detail:
Niigata 280t all-electric used Injection Molding Machine
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Model: MD280S-IV.
Year: 2006.
Screw diameter: 52mm.
Tie bar spacing: 620x620mm.
Injection Speed: 300mm/s.
Machine is in good running condition. You can always visit our warehouse to inspect it and test it running.
Daxin Machinery
-Over 200 units of used injection molding machines in stock
-All can be inspected in the same warehouse under one roof
-All can be powered on for test-run in working condition
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Sticking towards the principle of "Super High-quality, Satisfactory service" ,We've been striving to become a superb business partner of you for 100% Original Niigata 280t All-Electric used Injection Molding Machine for Costa rica Importers, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Algeria , Greenland , Swaziland , Our tenet is "integrity first, quality best". Now we have confidence in providing you with excellent service and ideal merchandise. We sincerely hope we can establish win-win business cooperation with you in the future!
MMC Packaging can develop systems for after-moulding functions specific to your unique operation. Engineered for cost-effective efficiency, MMC equipment can assemble multiple-piece closures.
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