Reliable Supplier Toshiba 1300t (wide platen) used Injection Molding Machine – Japanese Used Injection Molding Machine

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Reliable Supplier Toshiba 1300t (wide platen) used Injection Molding Machine – Japanese Used Injection Molding Machine Detail:

A Toshiba 1300t (wide platen) used injection molding machine for sale.

Model: IS1300DFW-200A.
Year of manufacture: 2004.
Screw diameter: 140mm.
Shot weight:9150g.
Tie bar spacing: 1430x1430mm.
Youtube video: https://youtu.be/hRc5cZvXlFs

Machine has wide platen, it is in good running condition. Interested customer is welcome to visit our warehouse to inspect and test run the machine.

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