Wholesale Price China Toshiba IS1600DF Injection Molding Machine – China Injection Molding Machine

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Wholesale Price China Toshiba IS1600DF Injection Molding Machine – China Injection Molding Machine Detail:

Toshiba 1600t used injection molding machine.

Model: IS1600DF-150A.
Year: Nov 2007.
Screw diameter: 125mm.
Tie bar spacing: 1520x1265mm.
Shot weight:7750g.
Controller type: V21.

Machine is in very new and good running condition. Contact us for more information.

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