Asphalt Paving Tools and Equipment

Yes. Rolling Wedge's slicing action is engineered to handle mixed-material surfaces, allowing contractors to mill asphalt and concrete simultaneously without swapping tools or stopping operations. This capability is especially valuable on roadway rehabilitation projects where surface composition can vary across a single job site, saving time and reducing equipment downtime.

Rolling Wedge tools typically need replacement only every 1 to 3 months, compared to twice a week for traditional carbide picks. This dramatically reduces maintenance downtime, tool costs, and labor required for tool changes, making Rolling Wedge a more cost-effective long-term milling solution for high-volume operations.

Rolling Wedge tools are compatible with skid steer loaders, both rubber-tire and track models, as well as large milling equipment, including major brands like CAT and Roadtec. This flexibility allows contractors to upgrade existing machinery into production-grade milling systems without purchasing entirely new equipment.

Yes. Rolling Wedge tools are designed to cut through many grades of rebar without jamming, stalling, or breaking, a common issue with traditional carbide pick systems. This makes them ideal for reinforced concrete deconstruction projects such as bridge decks, parking structures, and roadway sections containing embedded steel.

Installation typically takes about 20 minutes, compared to 1 to 2 hours required for traditional carbide pick systems. This faster installation minimizes equipment downtime, allowing crews to get back to milling operations quickly and maximize productive time on the job site.

Yes. Rolling Wedge offers a two-week trial program for qualifying contractors and municipalities to test the tools on their own equipment and job sites before committing to a purchase. Contact the Rolling Wedge team directly to check eligibility and arrange a trial for your milling operation.