This paper presents the results of numerical modelling of the rolling process of aluminum alloy bars in a three-high skew mill. The purpose of the examination was to determine the optimal rolling temperature for this alloy. The numerical examination for aluminum alloy 6005 (AlZn5.5MgCu) was performed using the Forge3 ® -2D Plane strain state commercial software. The rheological properties of the examined alloy were determined from uniaxial compression tests done using the metallurgical process simulation system Gleeble 3800. The numerical analysis of the process of rolling 6005 alloy bars in a three-high skew mill was conducted within the temperature range of 150-350 • C and at a deformation of 0.29.One of these methods is Accumulative Roll Bonding (ARB) [9,10]. The ultra-fine grained structure is obtained by multiple assembling and rolling of sheets.The KOBO [11,12] method was developed at the Faculty of Non-Ferrous Metals of the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow by professors A. Korbel and W. Bochniak. This method also allows material deformation obtained by powder metallurgy.Rolling in a three-high skew mill with large roll skewing angles was proposed in the last century [13,14]. During rolling in an oblique three-roll mill, a state of stress is created in the metal that is close to universal compression with large shear deformation. The rolled angles of the rolls led to increased technological plasticity by over 300% [15]. This method has found wide applications not only for rolling steel bars but also for bars made of non-ferrous metals. For example, titanium alloys were studied by Skripalenko et al. [16]. The study of aluminum bars from 2XXX alloys was conducted by Belov et al. [17]. A 7075 aluminum alloy rolled by a three-high skew mill was studied by [15]. Magnesium alloys were studied by Dobatkin et al. [18] and Gryc et al. [19].The continued interest in aluminum alloy products has caused the implementation of increasingly new technologies of their plastic working processes, which requires the proper design of the process to obtain products with high mechanical properties at a relatively small weight. The selection parameters of plastic working processes are currently based on numerical analyses of many technological variants, whereby the costs of implementing and adapting new technologies to industrial conditions can be reduced [20,21].By modifying the deformation scheme, it is possible to improve the mechanical properties of the finished product. Methods based on the process of rolling bars in a three-high skew mill combine different deformation schemes. Proposing a new technology of producing bars of a specific material with higher mechanical properties requires a detailed analysis of the plastic working conditions to be made. For plastic working processes, a basic feature that characterizes the plastic formability of material is the yield stress, σ p [22], which is the value of the stress necessary for initiating and continuing the plastic flow of metal under the conditions of a unia...