Sturm has
recently set up a new sorting process including a long (6m), wide
(1.5m), moving conveyor belt where the wool is emptied out on.
While moving the wool is spread out and controlled for foreign
objects, fibres, manure, and straw etc. After sorting, the wool
continues up the conveyor belt and then drops into the bale
compressor where the wool is pressed. |
Eider
Fleece Wool, considered an excellent wool due to the North Sea
Climate, is courser wool (ca. 35-36 micron) and is suitable for
the carpet industry. German Merino wool bread in the East of
Germany remains a fine wool with a fineness of 28 micron. |
