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The Melt Flow Index Tester from Perfect Group is a dependable tool for assessing thermoplastic melt flow characteristics. It guarantees accurate evaluation of material flow characteristics and supports quality control and product development in the plastic manufacturing industries with its precise measurement capabilities, user-friendly operation, and sturdy design.

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