Super Purchasing for Mitsubishi 160t used Injection Molding Machine for Milan Factories

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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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Established in 2002, IMP is a flexible organization that responds to customer needs based on clear communication, qualified personnel and a high sense of dedication. Our flexibility allows us to give a rapid response to any customer demand.

We have the capability to produce complex molded quality parts for a variety of industries with more than 90 presses ranging from 25 tons to 650 tons.

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