TECH’s latest training visit brought our Technical Trainer, Volodymyr, to the beautiful city of Reykjavik in Iceland, where he spent several days working closely with our long‑standing partner, N1 ehf. This visit represents another important step in our shared commitment to raising industry standards and ensuring technicians have not only the products but the skills, knowledge and confidence to deliver safe, high‑quality tire repairs across all sectors.
Volodymyr was pleased to deliver a training programme that combined in-depth theoretical learning with hands-on practical application, designed to strengthen both understanding and technique. Key areas of focus included:
During the practical sessions, technicians worked directly with TECH’s trusted repair materials and tools. This included our Centech & Thermacure radial repair patches, Uni‑Seal Ultra one‑piece repair units, and the full range of supporting chemicals and tools required to ensure every repair is completed to the highest standard and lasts the full life of the tire.
By equipping N1’s team with advanced repair techniques and up-to-date practices, TECH helps ensure that Iceland’s drivers – from everyday motorists to heavy‑industry operators – receive reliable, professional, and safe tire service.
- Hot vulcanization procedures – enabling technicians to perform durable, high‑quality repairs with precision.
- Passenger tire repairs – addressing common damage scenarios and correct repair techniques.
- Truck tire repairs – emphasizing safety, structural integrity, and long‑term performance.
- OTR (Off‑the‑Road) tire repairs – covering the unique challenges associated with large industrial and heavy‑equipment tires.
TECH is proud to support N1 in their mission to deliver exceptional tire service throughout Iceland. This training session is one of many ongoing collaborations, and we look forward to continuing our shared journey of innovation, safety, and technical excellence.
A sincere thank‑you to everyone at N1 for a productive and enjoyable few days. To learn more about N1 and their work in Iceland, please visit their website.
