Special Price for Mitsubishi 160t used Injection Molding Machine Export to Belarus

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Mitsubishi 160t used Injection Molding Machines for sale.

Model: 160MSV.
Year: 2005.
Screw diameter: 45mm.
Tie bar spacing: 560m.

Very good running condition.
Interested customers can visit our warehouse to inspect the machine.

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PREVIEW is developing cutting edge wireless technological solutions for injection moulding setup and process optimisation using recommended machine parameters to minimise manufacturing downtime.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 636892.

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