Rolling Wedge Asphalt Milling System
- Reduces vibration vs hammer-and-chisel milling
- Produces uniform spoils for easy reuse
- Fits rubber-tire and track Skidsteers
U.S. Patented Technology
10x Durability Guarantee
Rolling Wedge Milling Tools enable production-grade milling of asphalt, concrete, and reinforced concrete surfaces when installed in skidsteer planer attachments and large milling equipment. Powered by patented rolling-wedge-lifting-cutting technology, these carbide cutting tools cut through rebar without jamming, last up to 10 times longer than carbide picks, and reduce downtime, vibration, and maintenance costs on any job site.
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Mini skidsteers can be fitted with a wide range of attachments including buckets, augers, trenchers, and planer attachments. Rolling Wedge's carbide cutter systems supply the milling tools that go inside those planer attachments, enabling a compact skidsteer to remove asphalt, concrete, and reinforced concrete surfaces with precision.
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Used for milling and resurfacing asphalt roadways, enabling precision surface removal during repair and rehabilitation projects.
Municipalities rely on these attachments for cost-effective street repair and pothole milling with lean crews and equipment.
Contractors use milling attachments for surface deconstruction and preparation before repaving asphalt and concrete lots.
Compact skidsteer milling systems perform precision surface removal in tight, space-restricted urban work zones.
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Rolling Wedge tools deliver a 10x lifespan versus what the milling industry currently offers — because they roll over material instead of smashing it, they never seize up and never get hot. Nine carbide teeth and 45.9 grams of carbide per RW103-B tool. Replacement goes from twice weekly to every 1-3 months.
Full drum changeouts take just 20 minutes versus 1-2 hours for carbide picks, minimizing costly equipment downtime on job sites.
Rolling Wedge tools do not smash rebar — they roll over it and use tensile strength to cut. Because the tools never seize up, they move through reinforced concrete continuously, preventing stalls and protecting hydraulic components from shock load.
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For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +1 (309) 322-1600.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +1 (309) 322-1600.