Online Exporter Toshiba 1300t used Injection Molding Machine Export to Zimbabwe

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Online Exporter Toshiba 1300t used Injection Molding Machine Export to Zimbabwe Detail:

Toshiba 1300t used Injection Molding Machine.

Model:IS1300DF.

Year: 2003.

Screw diameter: 115mm.

Shot weight: 6500g.

Tie bar spacing: 1340x1300mm.

Machine is in good running condition and at low price. Interested customer can visit our warehouse to inspect the machine

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Small Size Automatic Plastic Thermoforming Machine for food boxes is produced by our factory Ruian Bokai Machinery Co.,LTD
This thermoforming machine is fully automatic working from sheet roll feeding, heating, forming, hole punching, trimming&stacking. It is a small machine with less invest,less power requirement, less labor cost and etc.
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