Rock and Concrete Grinders

Yes. Rolling Wedge grinding tools are specifically engineered to cut through many grades of rebar embedded in concrete without jamming, stalling, or breaking tools. This makes them ideal for reinforced concrete surface deconstruction and demolition projects where traditional systems often fail.

Rolling Wedge tools are compatible with both rubber-tire and track skid steer loaders as well as large-scale milling equipment, including machinery from major manufacturers like CAT and Roadtec. This flexibility allows contractors to upgrade existing fleets without purchasing entirely new machines.

Rolling Wedge cutters typically need replacement every 1 to 3 months, compared to traditional carbide picks that often require replacement twice a week. This dramatically reduces maintenance downtime, labor costs, and overall tool spending across large milling and grinding operations.

Installation takes approximately 20 minutes, compared to the 1 to 2 hours typically required for traditional carbide pick systems. This quick swap minimizes equipment downtime and allows crews to get back to grinding and milling operations faster.

Yes, Rolling Wedge grinding tools can mill asphalt and concrete simultaneously in a single pass without requiring tool swaps. This mixed-material capability streamlines operations on roadway and pavement projects where surface composition can vary along the job site.

Rolling Wedge, LLC is headquartered at 7424 W Plank Rd, Peoria, IL 61604. Pricing is available upon request; contact the team at (309) 322-1600 or use the online Milling Cost Comparison Tool to estimate potential savings for your specific project.