OEM China Engel 45-120t used Injection Molding Machines for Bandung Importers

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OEM China Engel 45-120t used Injection Molding Machines for Bandung Importers Detail:

Engel 45t锛?0t锛?10t锛?20t used injection molding machines for sale.

ES200/45锛坹ear 2005锛宻crew diameter锛?5mm, Tie bar spacing锛?60x360mm锛?

VS200/80锛坹ear 2005, screw diameter锛?5mm, Tie bar spacing锛?10x410mm锛夛紝

VC330/110 锛坹ear 2005, screw diameter锛?5mm, Tie bar spacing锛?10x510mm锛夛紝

VC330/120 锛坹ear 2003, screw diameter锛?5mm, Tie bar spacing锛?10x510mm锛?

A few units for sale. Machines are in good working condition,kept in our warehouse at ShenZhen of China, very near HongKong and GuangZhou. Interested customers can visit us to power on machines for test-run.

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