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The article applies to a piece of research inspired by the new technology of plastic metal forming called the KOBO method, which uses the mechanical and structural effects of cyclic changes of deformation path. Its commercial usage in the field of large plastic deformations, especially for the production of extruded elements made of hardly deformable metal alloys, naturally generated a question about the optimal conditions for carrying out the process and the criteria for their establishment, i.e., constitutive description. In this context, the work provides data on the force and energy consumption of aluminum and 7075 aluminum alloy extrusion processes, carried out using the KOBO method, and their dependence on the strain rate and temperature. The mechanism of deformation occurring during extrusion by the KOBO method was identified as visco-plastic flow. Characteristic parameters of the process, such as viscosity coefficiency, activation energy, activated volume, and the concentration of point defects generated during the process were evaluated.

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