Good Wholesale Vendors Engel 200t Double Color Injection Molding Machine for Dominica Factories

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Good Wholesale Vendors Engel 200t Double Color Injection Molding Machine for Dominica Factories Detail:

Engel 200t two color (L shape injection) injection molding machines.

Model: VICTORY 330H/200L/200 Combi.

Year: 2004.

Screw diameter (A) : 30mm.

Screw diameter (B): 25mm.

Mould size allowed: 850x850mm.

Diameter of rotary table: 950mm.

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A few units available.Machines come with Engel robot hand (servo). Machines do come with original condition without being reconditioned.Customers can inspect machines.

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