Fast delivery Donghua 320t (variable pump) used Injection Molding Machine Supply to Nepal

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Taiwan Donghua 320t injection molding machine (Variable pump).

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Model: TTI-320F2V.

Year: 2012.

Screw diameter: 55mm.

Tie bar spacing: 660x660mm.

Machine is in good running condition with variabl pump. Interested customer can inspect machine.

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