Original Factory Chen Hsong Super Master SM450TS used Injection Molding Machine to Czech Republic Manufacturer

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Taiwan Chen Hsong Super Master 450t used Injection Molding Machine

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Model: SM450TS.

Year 2009.

Screw diameter: 60mm.

Tie bar spacing: 820x820mm.

High precision. Very good running condition. Interested customer is welcome to visit our warehouse to inspect the machine and power it on to test run.

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