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Muller Martini 1509 Saddle Stitcher Machine Used Muller Martini 1509 Machines Specifications Manufacturer: Muller Martini Model: 1509 Year: 1989 Size: 420 x 297 mm 1 x single hand feed station 2 x stitching heads HK 75 3 x twin feeders 1516 Extra set of knifes for Trimmer MMS 5003 delivery 1522 Trimmer Incoming search terms [...]
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Muller Martini 321 Saddle Stitchers Muller Martini 321 Saddle Stitcher Machine Specifications Type / Model : Muller Martini 321 (5+0) Year : 1990 Equipped with : Automatic feeder Air pumps Stitching unit with +/- control Reject unit for miscollated sets Heavy duty safety covered three knife trimmer 1 set of knives Steel roller delivery 2 [...]
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