Discount wholesale Kawaguchi 180t used Injection Molding Machine for Seychelles Factory
Discount wholesale Kawaguchi 180t used Injection Molding Machine for Seychelles Factory Detail:
Kawaguchi 180t used Injection Molding Machines
Model: K180C.
Year: 1988.
Screw diameter: 45mm.
Tie bar spacing: 510mm.
Good working condition. Interested customer can visit our warehouse to inspect the machine and test them running under power.
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