Busatis supports Poly Scheibbs

The company Busatis supports Poly Scheibbs with a lathe.

 "Manufacturing tools, turning cones, and producing simple turned workpieces," that's what the students at Poly Scheibbs can do with their new lathe. The machine, along with the associated tools, was handed over to the Poly for the students' training.

“We want to enable practical workshop lessons on state-of-the-art equipment, providing young people with an additional incentive," reports apprentice trainer Leonhard Grubner and specifies:
"With this nearly new machine, even more precise work is possible. Additionally, parts can be produced that are currently not feasible."

"It's very important for us to support Poly. Practical lessons give young people a better insight into the world of work and can help them discover their skills,” reports CEO Christoph Jordan.

"For training purposes, it's crucial that this is a conventional lathe. In contrast to many other lathes, the work process is visible on this one. This is important for the students to understand what happens through their programming," says Poly director Andreas Steinmetz about the advantages of the new machine.