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GWS use aqueous scouring techniques to commission scour wool (we scour wool for clients and place a fee on that scouring). GWS has the ability to scour fine to superfine top making and carding wools. GWS traces its origins back to 1982 when a single-scour, Korean owned operation began at Goulburn. In 1984 the Carpet Wool Scourers company assumed Australian ownership, and continued in that frame until 1988, when a French company, Compagnie de 'Importation de Laines (CIL) acquired GWS. A second scour line was installed in 1992, along with a major upgrade of water processing facilities. Both scour lines are Australian modified ANDAR scours. In 1995 an Autefa high density wool press (capable of pressing bales up to 460kg) was installed. Numerous process improvements, brought about with the help of a major Japanese client - Toabo, allowed GWS to rapidly develop its scouring efficiency and product quality. The concept of continuous improvement has allowed GWS to maintain its position at the forefront of the Australian wool scouring industry, to present day. Points of interest...
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