Discountable price Toshiba IS1050GT Injection Molding Machine for Toronto Manufacturers

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Discountable price Toshiba IS1050GT Injection Molding Machine for Toronto Manufacturers Detail:

Toshiba 1050t used plastic injection molding machine.

Model: IS1050GT.

Year of manufacture: 2004.

Tie bar spacing: 1280x1280mm.

Screw diameter: 115mm.

Machine is in very good condition. Interested customer is welcome to inspect and test run machine before placing any order.

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Applicaiton of Manual mold silicone:
Manual mold silicone rubber is mainly used for model design of manual mold, PVC plastic mold, cement products, low melting point ally toy molds, alloy toy, plastic toys, electronics, handicrafts, stationery, large-scale sculpture, reproduction of culture relic, shoe sole molds, pad printing allocation, Electronic equipment antivibration and so on.

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