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As the name suggests, hot rolling is a metalworking process that involves compressing flat panels of heated steel between two or more rollers. The steel is first heated above its recrystallization point — about 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit — after which it’s forced between a series of cylindrical rollers. 

During a typical hot rolling process, thick rectangular pieces of steel, known as billets, are heated in a furnace. Once heated, the billets are processed into thinner sheets of metal. The heated steel is then fed through a rolling machine that contains a series of rollers. As the steel travels through the rolling machine, the rollers compress it. Rolling machines used for hot rolling contain anywhere from two to eight rollers on average, with eat set of rollers working to compress the heated steel as it travels through the machine.

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