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Suzhou Keber Precision Machinery Co., Ltd.
KEBER Industrial Park,Dongshan Road,Linhu Town,Wuzhong district,Suzhou City,China
Danbury CT 068104179
(1 (595) 5) 009-3545
This is Sunny From Suzhou Keber Presision Machinery Co.,ltd. We specialize in Ultrasonic welding machine,plastic welding machine,hot plate welding ma
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