Top Quality Hwa Chin 350t double-color used Injection Molding Machine for Congo Factory

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Taiwa Hwa Chin 350t Double Color used Injection Molding Machine.

Model: DC-350.

Year： 2010.

Screw diameters: 32/32mm.

Tie bar spacing: 650x650mm.

Diameter of rotary table: 950mm.

Very good running condition. Interested customer can visit our warehouse after Chinaplas to inspect and test machine running.

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