The "excrement damage" and "unpleasant things" brought by crows and migratory birds can lead to serious situations such as bird flu. This is a paint designed to prevent such issues in advance.
Bird Collenger" was created as a paint that repels birds. It is not lethal; rather, it is a water-soluble paint that is gentle on people, nature, livestock, and animals, designed solely to keep birds away. The repellent components contained in the paint are extracts uniquely derived by our company from marine organisms found in nature. The paint containing these extracts exhibits a "glowing" power after application, which provides a repellent effect on birds. While the light is invisible to humans, it can be detected by crows and relatively sighted birds. There is a mechanism of "blinding and fleeing, fear.
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basic information
The light contained in the bird repellent is not perceived by the human eye, but crows can detect it. It can be applied to any material without compromising the transparency of the surface after application, allowing for the prevention of damage from crows and other birds in advance. Recently, highly pathogenic avian influenza has caused serious issues for poultry farmers. I am confident that this could become one of the key materials to prevent such situations before they occur. The bird repellent can be effective in various settings, including farms, dairy farms, fish processing facilities, and electronic equipment manufacturers' premises. Its water-soluble nature makes it easy to apply even for amateurs, which is a great advantage.
Price information
500cc,,,,,,,25,000 yen (excluding tax) *Regarding the capacity, it can be provided upon consultation.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P2
Applications/Examples of results
【Purpose】 ■ Measures against stone placement damage on railway tracks caused by crows ■ Nesting prevention measures for utility company power poles ■ Bird strike prevention measures at airports ■ Measures against droppings damage on solar power panels and public facilities ■ Damage prevention measures for orchards, dairy farms, fishing ports, building rooftops, etc. ■ Measures against bird droppings damage on vessels *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Preventing pranks of dropping stones from the rooftop of Nihon University College of Commerce.
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Kannon Bodhisattva statue (Noshiro City, Akita Prefecture) Just a small amount of the statue was applied, and the crows stopped coming near.
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As a biotechnology venture from Hokkaido, Japan, we focus on the unutilized marine resource of starfish, utilizing our proprietary biotechnology to develop and manufacture environmentally friendly products. Our core strength lies in "Marine Saponin," a unique component extracted from starfish. This component has been scientifically proven to possess versatile efficacies, including high repellency against birds (such as crows) and pests, excellent deodorizing effects, and a superior "skin-improving and regenerative capability" that restores and nurtures damaged skin. The solid evidence of Marine Saponin is actively leveraged across all sectors of our business. Currently, our diverse range of products and technologies is implemented in numerous fields—ranging from serious bird hazard and bird strike prevention at airports, industrial factories, and infrastructure facilities, to pest control in agriculture and orchards, as well as our high-performance solid soap "SAVON," which effectively improves the skin environment. We pursue sustainable manufacturing that transforms the vital power of nature into a force for society without relying on chemical substances. We welcome any consultations, business inquiries, or requests for information materials. Please feel free to contact us.





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