Low price for Hwa Chin 1680t used Injection Molding Machine to Wellington Factories

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Taiwan Hwa Chin 1680t used Plastic Injection Molding Machine

Model: HC-1680.

Year: 2008.

Shot weight: 7000g.

Tie bar spacing: 1530mm

Machine is in good working condition. Interested customer is welcome to inspect machine and power on machine for dry-dun.

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