Woogang Industry Co., Ltd. is a textile toll processing manufacturer located in Gongdan-dong, Gumi-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. Since its establishment in 2001, it has specialized in yarn sizing (slashing) services, which is one of the preparation processes for weaving. Based on its long history, the company contributes to the local textile industry by performing stable pre-weaving processes.

Business Areas

• Textile Weaving Preparation and Toll Sizing: We specialize in the sizing (slashing) toll processing procedure, which involves applying starch to the warp threads to increase strength and reduce friction before weaving. Through uniform sizing treatment tailored to the characteristics of the yarn, we improve the efficiency of subsequent weaving processes and the quality of the fabric.

Products

• Yarn Sizing Toll Processing Service: We provide essential sizing processing services for various types of textile yarns during the weaving preparation stage. We offer services that prevent yarn breakage during the weaving process by increasing the anti-fuzzing properties and abrasion resistance of the yarn.

Special Notes

• Extensive processing experience and accumulated know-how: With over 20 years of experience in textile processing, we possess on-site know-how to handle various yarns and processing specifications. We provide consistent toll processing services based on stable quality control and skilled equipment operation.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: Textile toll sizing and weaving preparation process operator, production site operator and material manager

💡 A Word from JOBPLOY
Woogang Industry Co., Ltd. is a textile processing facility that operates sizing (weaving preparation) equipment to increase the strength of yarn by applying starch. Due to the nature of the sizing process, which involves high-temperature drying equipment, starch formulation, and yarn roll replacement, it is important to follow safety regulations and take precautions against burns and entrapment when operating machinery. You can adapt smoothly by familiarizing yourself with the process terminology and basic machine operation methods used on-site.