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    This document provides a brief introduction to rolling processes. Rolling processes are used to reduce the thickness or change the shape of metal stock. There are different types of rolling processes including flat rolling, ring rolling, and profile rolling. Rolling processes involve passing the workpiece through one or more pairs of rolls. The rolls are used to compress and shape the workpiece as it passes through.

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    This document provides a brief introduction to rolling processes. Rolling processes are used to reduce the thickness or change the shape of metal stock. There are different types of rolling processes including flat rolling, ring rolling, and profile rolling. Rolling processes involve passing the workpiece through one or more pairs of rolls. The rolls are used to compress and shape the workpiece as it passes through.

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    This document provides a brief introduction to rolling processes. Rolling processes are used to reduce the thickness or change the shape of metal stock. There are different types of rolling processes including flat rolling, ring rolling, and profile rolling. Rolling processes involve passing the workpiece through one or more pairs of rolls. The rolls are used to compress and shape the workpiece as it passes through.

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    IntroductiontoRollingProcess

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