This document discusses several metal forming processes including sheet rolling, shape rolling, tube rolling, ring rolling, and gear rolling. Sheet rolling is used to reduce the thickness of metal sheets using rotating rolls. Shape rolling reduces thickness while also shaping the cross-section using rolls with grooves. Tube rolling reduces the diameter of tubes using rolls. Ring rolling forms hollow circular blanks into rings using a main roll on the outside and mandrel on the inside. Gear rolling involves rolling a blank between toothed die wheels to form gear teeth. Each process is used to form specific shapes from various metal materials like steels and aluminum alloys.