High Quality Haitian 1200t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine for Netherlands Factory

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High Quality Haitian 1200t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine for Netherlands Factory Detail:

One cheap Haitian 1200t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine for sale.

Model: JU12000J.
Year: 2013.
Injection volume: 4006cm^3.
Screw type: A-D100.
Screw diameter: 100mm.

Good running condition. Interested customer can visit us to inspect machine and test machine running under power.

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