Road mining tools

Cutting Structure:

Road mining tools have a cutting structure, typically made of carbide or other wear-resistant materials, to effectively mill or cut through asphalt, concrete, or other road surfaces.

Variety of Shapes:

These tools come in various shapes, including bits, picks, or teeth, depending on the specific application and the type of road milling machine used.

Material Composition:

The cutting tips or inserts on road mining tools are often made from materials such as tungsten carbide for durability and resistance to wear and abrasion.

Compatibility:

Road mining tools are designed to be compatible with different road milling machines. The connection mechanisms may vary, including threaded connections or other attachment methods.

Bit Holders:

Bit holders or bodies hold the cutting tips in place and are an integral part of the tool's design. These holders are typically made from tough materials to withstand the forces encountered during road milling.

Versatility:

Road mining tools are versatile and can be used for various applications, including pavement milling, profiling, and surface preparation for road construction or maintenance.