Quality 101: Texture Measurements - Quality Magazine

…Modern metrology instruments, methods and surface texture parameters have made it possible to describe, in great detail, the functionally important features of a surface’s texture. A key aspect of surface texture is that it consists not just of random roughness but of many spatial wavelengths, or the peak-to-peak spacing along the profile or across the surface. The predomination of some wavelengths over others will determine whether a surface will glide or stick, retain lubricant or run dry, squeak or leak…

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