Top Quality Haitian 1300t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine to San Francisco Factory

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Haitian 1300t (servo) used Injection Molding Machine for sale.

Model: MA13000/10500
Year: 2012.
Tie bar spacing: 1250mm.

Still running production in factory. Good working condition.

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