Renewable Design for Kinki 45t used Vertical Injection Molding Machine (double sliding table) – Mold Temperature Controller

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Kinki 45t used Vertical Injection Molding Machine

Year: 2010.

Screw diameter: 28mm.

Tie bar spacing: 410x410mm.

Machine has double sliding table， double efficiency.2 units available. Machines are in good working condition. Interested customer is welcome to inspect and test run machines.

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