Good User Reputation for Toshiba 1300t used Injection Molding Machine to Juventus Factory

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Toshiba 1300t used Injection Molding Machine.

Model:IS1300DF.

Year: 2003.

Screw diameter: 115mm.

Shot weight: 6500g.

Tie bar spacing: 1340x1300mm.

Machine is in good running condition and at low price. Interested customer can visit our warehouse to inspect the machine

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automatic led light bulbs cartoning machine box machine
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this machine is a automatic cartoning machine, can pack for led bulbs, lamp bulbs, soap, tissue and so on. it will help you automatic form the carton, inserting the products into carton and close it.
Here are two ways of close the carton:
1. by inserting the tongue
2. by hotmelt glue, so it need equipped with the spraying machine.

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