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Used Cross lapper

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<b>1 x Reisky & Schlese (Germany) non-woven cross layer RS 80, yoc. 2004</b> ww. 2500 mm max., Siemens touc Year(s) : 2004 Location : EUROPE (Western and Northern)

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Brand: Tekatex ***FOR SALE*** New Crosslapper. Speed 50m/min. Made in Poland. Very high quality of componen Location : MIDDLE EAST

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<b>2 x Cross lapper AUTEFA T 17 </b> Input 3200 mm Output 3100 mm Speed 50 m/min The machine are disabled Year(s) : 1989 Location : EUROPE (Central and Eastern)

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Brand: TecTex 1 x cross lapper 2,5 mt x 4,0 mt, speed 50 m/min complete overhauled with new cables an new c Location : EUROPE (Western and Northern)

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2-Days Marie Claire Textile Plant

Exceptional 2-DAYS online auction of various textile, knitting and hosiery machinery (e.g. LONATI, MERZ, MATEC Location : Spain

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1 x used cross lapper brand: Automatex FA 2000 TC y.o.c. 1997 renewed in 2009 width entrance= 3.000 mm width e Year(s) : 1997, 2009 Location : EUROPE (Western and Northern)

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1 x used cross lapper brand: Automatex FA 2000 TC renewed to FA 3000 TC, y.o.c. 1995 completed renewed from c Year(s) : 1995 Location : EUROPE (Western and Northern)

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You can find used Cross lapper on Wotol

The main manufacturers of Cross lapper are Autefa, Automatex, Asselin, Hergeth, Befama, Guasch, Tecnica Tessile, F.O.R., Hergeth hollingsworth, Kusters, Beta, Cormatex, Fehrer, For.
The main model of Cross lapper are T380, FA2000TC, FA5000TC, CL 2003, G.50.E, CL60, 5W43, N5600.
 
HS Code 8449 - Machinery for the manufacture or finishing of felt or nonwovens in the piece or in shapes, including machinery for making felt hats; blocks for making hats. 
HS Code 8449 00 10 - Electrically operated
HS Code 8449 00 20 - Not electrically operated
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