Rolling Wedge Milling Tools for Wirtgen Road Milling

Our Rolling Wedge tools are built around a durable steel body with 9 high-grade carbide teeth. Each tooth carries 5.1 grams of carbide, for a total of 45.9 grams of carbide per tool. The multi-tooth rolling design distributes load evenly and — because the tools roll over material rather than smashing it — they never seize up and never get hot. This is fundamentally different from single-point carbide picks, which fracture and wear rapidly under impact.

Rolling Wedge tools do not smash asphalt or concrete — they roll over the surface and use the material's low tensile strength to cut it. The 2.5" RW103-B carries 9 carbide teeth totaling 45.9 grams of carbide, distributing every cutting force evenly. Because the tools roll rather than impact, they never seize up and never get hot. This is the fundamental difference between Rolling Wedge and what is currently offered by the milling industry, and why the tools deliver a 10x lifespan.

Our tools offer broad compatibility. They can transform skidsteers from manufacturers like Bobcat, Caterpillar, and Kubota into production milling machines. They are also designed to upgrade large milling equipment, such as Roadtec machines. We offer milling drums in various widths, including 18", 24", 30", and 40", to fit a wide range of planer attachments and machine sizes for maximum versatility.

You can expect significant downtime reduction. A full drum changeout with our system takes about 20 minutes, compared to 1-2 hours for traditional carbide picks. More importantly, replacement frequency drops from twice a week for picks to just once every 1-3 months for our tools. This translates to more time milling and less time on maintenance, directly boosting your operational productivity.

Yes, absolutely. Our Milling Tools are specifically designed to cut through many grades of rebar and wire mesh in reinforced concrete without jamming, stalling, or breaking. The rolling action allows the tool to slice through steel obstructions that would typically shatter conventional carbide picks, making them ideal for demanding deconstruction projects on bridge decks, parking garages, and industrial flooring.

Yes. Rolling Wedge offers a Try & Buy program: your company receives a Rolling Wedge Milling Drum for a 20-day hands-on evaluation on your own equipment and job sites. Before the end of 20 days, you can purchase the drum or have it returned. It is the best way to validate the significant cost savings and efficiency gains firsthand — and not a single drum has ever been returned. Contact our team to see if you qualify.