Modern textile machinery, especially chemical fiber machinery, is developing towards high-speed, lightweight and energy-saving directions. Many energy-consuming high-speed moving parts are generally manufactured as much as possible using surface reinforcement and functional coating composites of light alloy substrates (such as aluminum). Textile components require a well-profile surface shape because these components must act as guide, wind, spin and brush and wrap the fibers in contact with the fibers. The special surface has tension required by the design, and at the same time it does not cause woven or scratches to the fibers. It also has sufficient wear resistance to meet the requirements of long-term stable work of the textile machine, especially large-scale production in the textile industry, which is more prominent.