Laser surface textures can have various geometries and dimensions. These can be placed on a portion or the entire product. This can be change the contact between the surfaces. To reduce or increase the tensile, compressive and angular loads. In some surfaces it is recommended that a portion is used based on the dimensions of the product. The geometries can use the entire dimensions. This chosen using the load change that occurs when many surfaces contact in the product. The load change can be instantaneous or occur gradually. This produces a much greater corrosion when in contact between the surfaces. The surface texture layers can be used on particular or both surfaces. The interparticle distance are much greater that each size. The benefits include changing properties. The surfaces are liquefied in the direction of the load. This improves the contact area between the particles. This can be modular or on the entire surface. The laser produces a high solidification rate of particle. This contributes to the performance of the product. To resist corrosion of the surface. This depends on the liquification and modular design. Surface textures are a continuous geometrical path. These are usually designed as contact heights and widths. These have a distance that is equal to the processing time or duration of the laser and the dimensions of the product. The geometrical path has a distance in the horizontal and vertical directions. Lasers have the benefit that these can process with high efficiency geometries. In the research products were processed with various shapes and dimensions.
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