Key Features:

• High-Temperature Process: The metal is heated above its recrystallization temperature, which makes it malleable and easy to work with.
• Rolled Compression: The metal in the solid state is passed through rollers, which compress and elongate this metal into sheets, bars, and other profiles.
• Mechanical Property Improvement: The process actuates a reduction in grain structure of the metal, improving strength, toughness, and surface finish.
  
  

Hot rolling finds extensive applications in the fields of construction, automotive industry, and manufacturing for producing structural components such as beams, rods, and sheets. It is a mass manufacturing process and brings about homogeneous products with mechanical properties.