How A Beer Bar Neon Sign Works
Neon signs are a big deal in advertising, like TVs in pop culture. Bars, taverns, pubs, and restaurants love them. Hotels and entertainment spots use them to draw in customers. People are drawn to neon signs, even if they can't read them yet. These signs are colorful and sometimes move. Even the simplest neon sign is more eye-catching than regular lights. They stand out in a crowd. The neon lamp was first shown at the 1893 World's Fair. The 1910 Paris Expo had the first neon sign display. The first commercial neon sign was in 1912. Since then, advertising has changed a lot. Neon signs caught the eye of pub and bar owners. Now, they're all about fun and entertainment. Creating a neon sign starts with bending glass tubing. The glass is heated to shape the letters or designs. It then cools in its new form. Electrodes are welded to the ends of the tubes. Vacuum pumps fill the tubes with gas. Neon signs can use neon, argon, helium, xenon, or krypton. Applying voltage makes the g...