Concrete Milling
Mill concrete surfaces using Rolling Wedge tools that roll, wedge, and lift cuttings rather than relying on repeated impact. The system supports precise surface removal and preparation on compatible milling equipment.
Restore worn industrial concrete surfaces with milling technology built to remove material efficiently, create precise profiles, and reduce disruptive tool changes. Rolling Wedge’s proprietary rolling-wedging-lifting action helps contractors and facility teams prepare concrete, asphalt, and select reinforced surfaces with smoother machine operation, less maintenance, and reliable compatibility across skidsteer and large milling equipment.
Purpose-built milling solutions for concrete surface preparation, equipment upgrades, and efficient hard-surface removal.
Mill concrete surfaces using Rolling Wedge tools that roll, wedge, and lift cuttings rather than relying on repeated impact. The system supports precise surface removal and preparation on compatible milling equipment.
Upgrade compatible rubber-tire or track skidsteers with Rolling Wedge components to turn existing planer attachments into capable concrete and hard-surface milling solutions without adding heavy equipment.
Replace traditional carbide-pick components on compatible large milling machines to support longer tool life, reduced maintenance needs, and consistent concrete surface preparation on demanding projects.
Rolling Wedge helps industrial resurfacing teams make practical use of existing milling equipment. Its proprietary rolling-wedging-lifting action works with concrete’s low tensile strength to lift material away with a smoother operating feel. The RW103-B tool can handle concrete, asphalt, and some grades of rebar without a tool swap, helping crews reduce interruptions, protect equipment components, and maintain productive surface-preparation work.
A differentiated milling approach designed to reduce the operational burdens of traditional carbide picks.
Mill concrete, asphalt, and some rebar grades without stopping to change tools.
Tools may be replaced every one to three months rather than twice weekly.
Rolling action reduces bounce, machine stress, operator fatigue, and hydraulic-component wear.
Components integrate with compatible skidsteer planers and large Caterpillar, Roadtec, and Wirtgen equipment.
Innovators advancing practical hard-surface milling technology.
Rolling Wedge, LLC is a Peoria, Illinois-based manufacturer focused on changing how contractors and municipalities mill concrete, asphalt, and other hard surfaces. The company developed its proprietary rolling-wedging-lifting cutting action as an alternative to traditional carbide-pick technology, helping operators pursue cleaner milling, lower tool wear, and less disruptive maintenance. Rolling Wedge has expanded its solutions for both skidsteer operators and large-scale milling equipment users, with components designed for demanding surface-preparation and roadway applications. Its technology has been presented at leading industry events, including CONEXPO-CON/AGG, PAVE/X, and World of Asphalt, and featured in industry press. The team’s focus remains clear: help equipment operators save time, effort, and money while milling hard surfaces with greater ease and consistency.
Yes. Concrete floors can be resurfaced when the existing slab is structurally suitable and the surface is properly prepared. Milling is often used to remove deteriorated material, coatings, high spots, or contaminated surface layers before a new overlay or finish is applied. The appropriate depth, texture, and repair approach depend on the floor’s condition, intended use, and resurfacing system.
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For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +1 (309) 322-1600.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +1 (309) 322-1600.