Milling

Contractors can take advantage of the process known as cryogenic hardening for any number of tools. Let’s take a look at why a pavement maintenance contractor would do such a thing and what value it offers.

Contractors can take advantage of the process known as cryogenic hardening for any number of tools. But let’s take a look at why a pavement maintenance contractor would do such a thing and what value it offers.

General Equipment Company, Owatonna, Minnesota, offers the new SG7 SurfacePro™ Edge Grinder for commercial contractors. Intended for smaller areas, it is designed to accommodate a wide variety of surface preparation applications, such as leveling concrete and asphalt. The heavy-gauge steel frame is ergonomically designed to allow the operator to work in a fully upright position. […]

For Madden Contracting Company, crews must pave back what they’ve milled up by the end of the shift in Texas and Louisiana.

Anrak milled the damaged rolled concrete surface of the steeply inclined Lake Oroville dam ahead of repairs.

Performance Equipment Service in San Antonio uses diamond teeth on its milling machines to deliver on its motto of ‘no ugly milling.’

Koss Construction has performed Oklahoma’s second Perpetual Pavement project with full depth asphalt, located on US-69.