Fuller Bros. debuts vulcanizing system

(Tire Business photo by Sigmund J. Mikolajczyk)
At MINExpo 2016 in Las Vegas, Wayne Jackson (right), a tire repair consultant for Fuller Brothers Inc. from Vancouver, explains the new Omega Vulcanizing System to Gilles Wauthy (left), owner, president and CEO of International Tire Repair Solutions Inc. (ITRS) in Montreal, and ITRS Project Manager David Dandeneault.

LAS VEGAS (Sept. 29, 2016) — Fuller Brothers Inc. is introducing a new product line to its stable of OTR tire products — the Omega Vulcanizing System.

The Clackamas. Ore.-based company has hired Wayne Jackson, a tire repair consultant from Vancouver, as the system's project manager to spearhead the development and marketing of the vulcanizing system, which is aimed at improving the section repair industry.

The company demonstrated the unit during the MINExpo 2016, which ran Sept. 26-28 in Las Vegas.

Primarily focused on OTR tire repairs, the Omega Vulcanizing System will entail labor-saving materials, a time-saving process and a more accurate cure cycle, according to the company. The Omega product line is aimed at a better bottom line for tire repair concerns.

Fuller Brothers is a producer of Tire Life puncture sealant, bead lubricants, tire paint, OTR TPMS and service tools for the mining, construction and agricultural tire industries.

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