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Klettur

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Klettur is an Icelandic company founded in 1947 that specializes in vehicle and machinery services, including dekka (tarpaulin) and loftpressur (loft pressure) services. They offer maintenance and repair services for Caterpillar machinery, Scania trucks, and various other brands. Klettur operates in multiple locations across Iceland, including Reykjavík, Akureyri, and Goðanesi. The company has recently expanded its premises in Akureyri and maintains a service center in Einhella. Klettur has 24 employees and provides services such as bookkeeping, accounting, and customer service. As of 2020, Klettur has been operating for 73 years.

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