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From left to right: Ralf Schaber (Arburg Rotational Production), Raffaello Cappello, Oskar Singer and Aleyna Sahin (all HTL Bregenz) and Jörg Gessler (Arburg Centre Production) during the student work placement

Turning students into all-rounders

Injection moulding machinery maker Arburg and the Higher Technical Institute (HTL) in Bregenz, Austria, have continued their decade-long partnership with several students of plastics technology spending four weeks on work placement in Arburg’s Lossburg, Germany facility.

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