Wholesale Price Chuan Lih Fa CLF-1400TX used Injection Molding Machine to Sydney Manufacturer

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Wholesale Price Chuan Lih Fa CLF-1400TX used Injection Molding Machine to Sydney Manufacturer Detail:

CLF-1400TX used Injection Molding Machine

Model: CLF-1400TX.
Year 2011.
Screw diameter: 110mm.
Injection Volume: 5462cm^3.
Tie bar spacing: 1450x1450mm.

Machine is in good running. Interested customer can visit our warehouse to inspect and test machine running.

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