Big Discount Toshiba IS350GS Used Injection Molding Machine to Karachi Importers
Big Discount Toshiba IS350GS Used Injection Molding Machine to Karachi Importers Detail:
Toshiba 350t Used Plastic Injection Molding Machine
Youtube Video: https://youtu.be/ZkUdUjnSE6k
Model: IS350GS.
Tie bar distance: 710mm
Screw diameter: 50/60mm.
Injection Volume: 686/989cm^3.
Year: 2003.
Motor: 45kw.
Opening Stroke: 1000mm.
Daylight Opening(Max): 1260mm.
A few units for sale. Machines are in good working condition,kept in our warehouse at ShenZhen of China, very near HongKong and GuangZhou. Interested customers can visit us to power on machines for test-run.
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Persisting in "High quality, Prompt Delivery, Aggressive Price", now we have established long-term cooperation with consumers from equally overseas and domestically and get new and old clients' large comments for Big Discount Toshiba IS350GS Used Injection Molding Machine to Karachi Importers, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Detroit , Thailand , venezuela , Since always, we adhering to the "open and fair, share to get, the pursuit of excellence, and creation of value"values, adhere to the"integrity and efficient, trade-oriented, best way , best valve" business philosophy. Together with our all over the world have branches and partners to develop new business areas, maximum common values. We sincerely welcome and together we share in global resources, opening up new career together with the chapter.
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By Jill
from Romania
- 2018.11.06 10:04
This is a honest and trustworthy company, technology and equipment are very advanced and the prodduct is very adequate, there is no worry in the suppliment.
By Emma
from Slovakia
- 2017.12.31 14:53
