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Used processing in Hiroshima, Japan

  • 1994 Bizen Koki VM-100

    1994 Bizen Koki VM-100

    • Manufacturer: 備前工機

    Capacity: 100L SUS304, Discharge: with butterfly valve Confirmed operation 3-phase 200/220V 50/60HZ The control panel is not installed because there are no contents. Installation cost of breaker/timer

    Kure, Japan
  • Biaxial kneader (continuous kneader)

    Biaxial kneader (continuous kneader)

    • Manufacturer: 鈴木利一製作所

    Iron biaxial paddle blade disassembled and cleaned

    Kure, Japan
  • 1977 Hosokawa Micron NX-2

    1977 Hosokawa Micron NX-2

    • Manufacturer: ホソカワミクロン製

    Manual ejection Rotating revolving type Shaft cantilever type No operation panel

    Kure, Japan
  • 3000L ribbon mixer

    3000L ribbon mixer

      Where to use: Chemical factory Feed and fertilizer factory Environmental recycling factory | Whole picture: 3000L SUS lower center discharge type 11KW 200V

      Kure, Japan
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