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In this paper a numerical solution of strip rolling based on finite element method is presented. The material behavior in the form of a stress-strain curve obtained from a plane-strain compression test and measured interfacial velocities as prescribed boundary conditions are used as input data to the numerical model of strip rolling. Numerical results such as distributions of roll pressure, frictional stress, and coefficient of friction in the contact region are presented.