Pavement milling, also known as cold milling, is a vital process used to remove layers of asphalt and concrete from paved surfaces such as roads and bridges. This technique is commonly employed for recycling purposes, as the extracted materials are crushed into small pieces and reused as aggregate in new pavements. 

The central component of a cold milling machine is a large rotating drum that serves as the primary tool for removing asphalt and concrete layers. This drum is equipped with rows of tool holders that secure carbide-tipped road milling teeth or bits. These milling teeth are indispensable to the functionality of the road milling machine, as they play a pivotal role in the milling process. 

Features of KoneCarbide Road Milling Teeth:

1.Utilization of micrograin tungsten carbide tips for superior wear and impact resistance

2.Secure brazing of carbide tips to the steel body, ensuring durability and preventing breakages during operation

3.Prevention of cuttings build-up, maintaining efficiency throughout the milling process