Best quality Fu Chun Shin (FCS) 140t two-color used Injection Molding Machine for Spain Factories
Best quality Fu Chun Shin (FCS) 140t two-color used Injection Molding Machine for Spain Factories Detail:
Fu Chun Shin (FCS) used Injection Molding Machine.
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Model: FB-140R.
Year: 2009.
Screw diameter: 28/28mm.
Tie bar spacing: 710x340mm.
Diameter of rotary table: 780mm.
Two-color machine. Good running condition. Interested customer can visit our warehouse to inspect the machine and test it running under power.
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