Milling Machines: Prices and Options

While traditional machine shops use vertical and horizontal mills, the road construction industry uses large cold planers and smaller skid steer-mounted planers. Our products are advanced cutting tool systems that can be installed on both of these equipment types, transforming them into highly efficient milling machines for asphalt and concrete.

Instead of buying a new machine, consider upgrading your current equipment. The best choice depends on your application. We offer milling systems for skid steers, ideal for tight job sites, and for large milling machines used in major road projects. Our team can help you select the right tool configuration for asphalt, concrete, or mixed-surface applications.

Our systems are designed for professional contractors. However, for a crew new to milling, a Skidsteer planer with our Milling Drum is a great entry point. It's much simpler to install and operate than a dedicated machine, with a 20-minute tool changeout time. The smooth, bounce-free operation also makes it easier for less experienced operators to achieve a quality finish.

Our milling systems are industrial-grade tools designed for heavy-duty road construction, pavement milling, and site work. They are not suitable for the precision work typically performed in a home workshop environment. These products are intended for use with heavy equipment like skid steers and large cold planers in commercial applications.

The most budget-friendly option is often to enhance the equipment you already own. Our Rolling Wedge system allows you to convert a standard skid steer into a powerful milling machine at a fraction of the cost of a new, dedicated unit. The long-term savings from reported tool lives of 10x and longer and reduced maintenance also make it a smart investment.

Rather than focusing on a 'mini' machine, consider the cost to upgrade your compact equipment like a skid steer. Our Milling Drums and Milling Tools are priced based on your specific machine and drum size. This approach is typically more cost-effective than buying a standalone mini-miller, while providing superior power and durability for professional jobs. Contact us for a detailed quote.