Rohlings
Rohlings is a term used in metallurgy to describe a preliminary shape of metal that is later processed into a finished product. These shapes are typically cast in a mold or formed by rolling and are characterized by their large size and rough surface. Common forms of rohling include ingots, billets, and slabs. Ingots are the largest and most basic form, often cast directly from molten metal. Billets are usually square or rectangular and are typically produced by cutting or breaking down larger ingots. Slabs are wider and flatter than billets, and are commonly used for producing flat products like plates and sheets.
The primary purpose of creating rohling is to provide a manageable and standardized intermediate form for