Carbide Milling Teeth That Never Seize

In milling applications, carbide-tipped tools are used to remove or resurface hard pavement materials such as asphalt and concrete during road construction, maintenance, and rehabilitation projects. Rolling Wedge carbide milling teeth are mounted on skidsteer planer attachments and large milling drums to deconstruct old surfaces before repaving.

Carbide milling teeth cut asphalt pavement, plain and reinforced concrete, rebar, dowel bars, and wire mesh. Rolling Wedge's nine-tooth rolling design is rated to cut many grades of rebar without seizing or stopping rotation, and can mill mixed asphalt-and-concrete surfaces in one continuous pass.

Rolling Wedge milling tools typically require replacement every 1 to 3 months in asphalt milling applications, compared to twice a week for conventional carbide picks. This is due to the nine-tooth design that distributes wear evenly around the rolling cutter body, extending usable life roughly 10 times longer than traditional picks.

Yes. Rolling Wedge Milling Tools are available for both skidsteer-mounted planer attachments (rubber-tire and track machines from Bobcat, Caterpillar, Kubota, and others) and large road milling machines such as Roadtec and Caterpillar platforms, sharing the same rolling-wedging-lifting cutting design across sizes.

No. Rolling Wedge Milling Tools do not require water to stay cool or lubricated during operation, unlike some conventional systems. Water may still be used on the jobsite for dust suppression, but it is not required for the tools themselves to function properly.

Qualifying customers can use Rolling Wedge's limited Try & Buy program: receive a Rolling Wedge Milling Drum for a 20-day hands-on evaluation on your own jobsite, then purchase or return it. This is not a general rental program. Rolling Wedge also offers an online milling cost comparison tool and direct phone consultation at (309) 322-1600 to help estimate ROI.