"Enhancing Visualization and Durability of Paper Tape Neon Displays with 20mm Width"

This paper introduces a novel approach to improving the visual impact and longevity of paper tape neon displays by utilizing a wider tape width of 20mm. Paper tape neon, a versatile lighting technology that combines the flexibility of paper with the vibrant glow of neon, has gained popularity in various applications such as signage, interior decor, and artistic installations. However, the existing standard tape width of 10mm poses limitations in terms of visibility and robustness.

By doubling the width to 20mm, this research investigates how the visual impact of paper tape neon displays can be enhanced, resulting in improved legibility and brightness. We explore the effects of this wider tape on the diffusion of light, color saturation, and overall luminosity. Additionally, we evaluate the structural integrity and durability of the wider tape, considering factors such as flexibility, resistance to tearing, and the impact of environmental conditions.

Experimental results demonstrate that the 20mm width significantly amplifies the brightness and visibility of paper tape neon, allowing for clearer and more eye-catching displays. Furthermore, the wider tape proves to be more resilient, maintaining its integrity even in challenging settings. These findings contribute to advancing the field of paper tape neon technology, providing practical insights for designers, architects, and artists seeking to create captivating and durable lighting installations.