● Fiberglass Reinforcement Tape

Unlike typical baked-on paint or other coatings, "BooBoo Line" is a parking lot line tape that is fixed directly to the ground with nails. It eliminates the need to move parked cars and does not require any large machinery.
Furthermore, by simply changing the type of nail, it can be adapted to various road surfaces such as gravel, asphalt, concrete, and grass.
Because it's made of fiberglass-reinforced tape, it has sufficient durability to withstand exposure to wind and rain for 10 years.

● Clearly marked lines even on gravel surfaces

This product can be used as an alternative to tiger ropes on gravel roads, addressing concerns about poor visibility and durability.

● High-precision court lines

Super Line Tape is used on tennis courts, athletics fields, and other similar venues. Compared to ordinary vinyl tape, it has more than five times the tensile strength and stretches by less than 2%, allowing for highly precise court line markings. It does not stiffen even at -32 degrees Celsius.
This is the most widely used line tape on tennis courts in junior high and high schools throughout Japan.

● Recommended by the Japan Tennis Association

The only tape recommended by the Japan Tennis Association is Super Line Tape. This tape is recommended for official matches.

It's used on many courts at the training camp facility in Yamanakako Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, where many top tennis schools gather, so future successful players may have used it as well.

● Guy wires supporting antenna radio poles

Debeglass wire overcomes the shortcomings of steel wire. Because it uses fiberglass as its core, it is lightweight yet strong. Its rust-proof material makes it suitable for outdoor use. It also exhibits minimal stretching, ensuring long-term durability.

It is often used as guy wire to support antenna poles for radio equipment.

● High corrosion resistance

Iron rusts quickly in coastal areas due to sea breeze, but with Debeglass wire, there's no need to worry about rusting.
It can be used directly underwater, and is therefore used on canoe racing courses.