Manufacturer of Sumitomo 125t Used Injection Moulding Machine for Thailand Importers

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Manufacturer of Sumitomo 125t Used Injection Moulding Machine for Thailand Importers Detail:

Sumitomo used plastic injection molding machine

Model: SH125A
Tie bar distance: 460x460mm.
Screw diamter: 36mm.
Manufacture year: 2000

Machine is in good running condition. Interested buyers are welcome to inspect machine anytime in our warehouse.

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