Cat Cold Planers for Sale

The price for a new Caterpillar milling machine varies widely based on size, model, and features. Instead of purchasing new equipment, you can significantly upgrade an existing Cat planer with our Rolling Wedge system. This provides superior performance and a 10x longer tool life for a fraction of the cost of a new machine, maximizing your return on investment.

We do not provide pricing for competitor equipment like McLaren. However, our focus is on delivering superior value by upgrading your existing machinery. Rolling Wedge tools are compatible with many planer brands and offer a significant reduction in long-term operating costs due to their durability and efficiency, making them a cost-effective performance upgrade.

A 'Cat planer' refers to a cold planer attachment or machine manufactured by Caterpillar, a leading brand in construction equipment. These machines are used for milling asphalt and concrete surfaces. Rolling Wedge provides patented replacement milling tools and systems specifically designed to upgrade the performance and durability of Cat planers and other compatible equipment.

Caterpillar (Cat) manufactures a wide range of heavy machinery for construction, mining, and infrastructure projects. In the context of road work, their equipment includes cold planers for milling surfaces, pavers for laying asphalt, and compactors for finishing. Our Rolling Wedge tools are engineered to enhance the performance of Cat cold planers, boosting their efficiency and durability.

Rolling Wedge tools are fundamentally different. Instead of a 'hammer and chisel' impact, our patented system uses a rolling-wedge action that slices through material. This results in 10x longer tool life, smoother operation with less vibration, and the ability to cut asphalt, concrete, and rebar with a single tool. This dramatically reduces downtime for tool changes and lowers overall operating costs.

Yes, our milling tools are engineered to cut through many grades of rebar and wire mesh within reinforced concrete without jamming, stalling, or breaking. This is a significant advantage over traditional carbide picks, which can be damaged or destroyed by rebar. This capability allows for continuous operation on demanding jobsites, saving significant time and reducing the risk of tool failure.