High Quality for Sumitomo SG125M Used Injection Molding Machine (high speed) to South Africa Factory

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High Quality for Sumitomo SG125M Used Injection Molding Machine (high speed) to South Africa Factory Detail:

Sumitomo 125t high speed injection molding machine.

Model: SG125M.

Year of manufacture: 2002.

Injection speed: 300mm/s.

Tie bar spacing: 460x460mm.

Opening stroke: 300mm.

Motor capacity: 22kw.

Heater capacity: 11.2kw.

Machine is high speed with accumulator. It is in good runnin condition. Interested customer is welcome to visit our warehouse to inspect the machine.

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