Factory made hot-sale Mitsubishi 80t Used Plastic Injection Molding Machine – China Injection Machine

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Mitsubishi 80t Used Plastic Injection Molding Machine

Model: 80MSV
Tonnage: 80t
Tie bar spacing: 380x380mm
Screw diameter: 25mm
Year: 2005.
Injection Capacity: 68cm^3.
Opening Stroke: 430mm.
Daylight Opening(Max): 610mm.

Machine is 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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