Hot-selling JSWJ280EIII used Injection Molding Machine Wholesale to South Africa

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JSWJ280EIII used Injection Molding Machine for sale.

Model: J280EIII.
Year : 2005.
Tie bar spacing: 630x630mm.

Screw diameter: 53mm.

Injection Volume: 463cm^3.

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