Factory Price Toshiba IS550GS (V21 PLC) used Injection Molding Machine to Czech republic Importers

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Our eternal pursuits are the attitude of "regard the market, regard the custom, regard the science" as well as the theory of "quality the basic, have confidence in the very first and management the advanced" for Kawaguchi Injection Molding Machine , Double Color Injection Molding Machine , Toshiba Injection Molding Machine , Since establishment in the early 1990s, we have set up our sale network in USA, Germany, Asia, and several Middle Eastern countries. We aim to be a top class supplier for worldwide OEM and aftermarket!

Factory Price Toshiba IS550GS (V21 PLC) used Injection Molding Machine to Czech republic Importers Detail:

Toshiba 550t Used Plastic Injection Molding Machine

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Model: IS550GS-34A
Tie bar spacing: 860x860mm
Screw diameter: 80mm
Year: 2006
Controller type: V21

Machines are in good working condition. Our warehouse is located at ShenZhen of China, very near HongKong and GuangZhou. Interested buyers are welcome to visit our warehouse during Chinaplas to inspect and test run machines.

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