Manufacturing Companies for Chen Hsong Supermaster SM150 used Injection Molding Machine for Mexico Factories

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Super Master SM150 used Injection Molding Machines

Model: SM150.

Year: 2006

Very good running condition. Interested customer pls visit our warehuse to inspect machines and test machines running under power.

Daxin Machinery

-Over 200 used Injection Molding Machines in stock
-All machines can be inspected at one place

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