Yamato ADW 520SWH combination scale filler perfect for dairy cheese applications. This Yamato ADW 520SWH has been checkout and is in great running condition with all the bells and whistles. The buckets and sheet metal on the Yamato ADW 520SWH is in great shape and ready to ship and go into service. Give us a to find out more about this GREAT Yamato ADW 520SWH.
Weight Range of 20-2000g, Max speed of 120CPM, Stepper drive actuators.
Yamato ADW 520SWH combination scale filler perfect for dairy cheese applications. This Yamato ADW 520SWH has been checkout and is in great running condition with all the bells and whistles. The buckets and sheet metal on the Yamato ADW 520SWH is in great shape and ready to ship and go into service. Give us a to find out more about this GREAT Yamato ADW 520SWH.
Weight Range of 20-2000g, Max speed of 120CPM, Stepper drive actuators.
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