Reasonable price Haitian 250t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine to Austria Factories
Reasonable price Haitian 250t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine to Austria Factories Detail:
Haitian 250t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine.
Model: MA250.
Year: 2012.
Tie bar spacing: 580x580mm.
Good working condition.
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Since the establishment in 1963, we have been developing businesses as a machine and edge tool manufacturer not only in Japan but also overseas. Our company credo "Trust" means that we are committed to acquiring technological capabilities that allow us to earn the trust of users, making products that can "respond to the trust", and fostering human resources to grow to be a company that "can gain the trust". We use special steel of a Japanese blast furnace manufacturer as raw materials for various types of blades. As of 2013, we had No.1 production volume of grass cutting blades in Japan, and manufacture and sell the high-quality products that are fully produced domestically. We also deal in a variety of products for applications in agriculture, gardening, construction and others, and have a track record of exports to the world leading brush cutter manufacturers. We take all possible measures to ensure safety as well as sharpness or durability, and are strictly checking the quality of products.
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