Milling Machines

The milling machines we offer are designed for heavy-duty, commercial applications like road construction and are not suitable for home or hobbyist use. Home-use milling machines are typically smaller, benchtop units used for metalworking or woodworking projects. Our products are attachments and tools for industrial equipment such as skid steers and large road planers, built for milling asphalt and concrete.

No, they are different. CNC (Computer Numerical Control) refers to the automation of machine tools using computer programming. While some large, modern road milling machines may incorporate CNC for precision control, the term 'milling' in our industry refers to the physical process of grinding and removing surfaces like asphalt or concrete. Our tools are the cutting components that perform this physical action.

The 'best' milling machine depends entirely on the application. For industrial pavement milling, the best system is one that maximizes uptime and minimizes operational costs. Our Rolling Wedge tools are designed to be the best choice for this environment, as they last up to 10 times longer than traditional carbide picks, handle mixed materials without swaps, and reduce wear on the machinery, leading to significant long-term savings.

In road construction, the two most common types are large, self-propelled cold planers and smaller skid steer attachments. Cold planers are heavy-duty machines used for large-scale highway projects. Skid steer milling attachments, like those equipped with our Rolling Wedge system, are versatile and ideal for smaller jobs, confined spaces, and repair work where maneuverability is key.

Pavement milling utilizes heavy machinery designed for surface removal. The primary equipment includes large cold planers from manufacturers like Caterpillar and Roadtec for major highway projects. For smaller or more precise jobs, contractors use skid steer loaders (both tracked and wheeled) equipped with milling or planer attachments. Our Rolling Wedge tools are designed to integrate seamlessly with both of these equipment platforms.

Our Rolling Wedge tools excel at milling reinforced concrete. The unique rolling-wedging action is designed to cut through materials like rebar and wire mesh without jamming, stalling, or breaking. This capability is a significant advantage over traditional carbide picks, which often shatter on impact with steel, causing costly downtime for tool replacement. Our system allows for continuous operation even in challenging, reinforced materials.