Rolling Wedge Milling Tools Guide for Skidsteer Planers

Virnig attachments have many applications, including planer attachments for milling. Rolling Wedge enhances these planers with Milling Drums carrying our advanced Milling Tools, designed for high-performance asphalt and concrete deconstruction. Our system transforms your equipment for greater efficiency and reduced operational costs.

The Rolling Wedge Milling Tool does not smash asphalt or concrete — it rolls over the surface and uses the material's low tensile strength to cut it. Each tool carries 9 carbide teeth, with 5.1 grams of carbide per tooth and 45.9 grams total. Because the tools roll instead of impact, they never seize up and never get hot. This is the fundamental difference between Rolling Wedge and everything else currently offered in the milling industry — and the reason operating lives of 10x and longer have been reported.

Yes, one of the key advantages of our system is its versatility. The same Rolling Wedge Milling Tools can mill through asphalt, concrete, and even reinforced concrete with rebar in a single pass. This eliminates the need for time-consuming tool changes between different material applications on a job site, saving valuable time.

You can expect a dramatic reduction in downtime. Traditional carbide picks often need changing twice a week, a process that can take 1-2 hours. Our tools last 1-3 months, and a full drum changeout takes only about 20 minutes, maximizing your productivity and keeping your projects on schedule and on budget.

No. Rolling Wedge tools do not get hot because they roll over material rather than smashing it — heat is never generated in the first place. The inherent design also ensures the tools never seize up. Neither cooling water nor lubrication is required. Water may still be used for dust suppression to comply with site regulations.

Our milling systems are designed for broad compatibility and can be integrated with most major skidsteer brands, including Bobcat, Caterpillar, Kubota, and Virnig. We offer milling drums in various widths (18", 24", 30", 40") to fit a wide range of planer attachments, transforming your existing machine into a production miller.