Specifically engineered to meet your road rehabilitation needs.
The Right Tool Does the Best Job!
Most contractors face a variety of challenging cutting conditions. Here are some guidelines:
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Pavement |
525 Horsepower & Higher |
200·500 Horsepower |
200 Horsepower & Lower |
Skid Steer Attachments |
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Concrete |
RZ19
RP21, RP15, RP19 |
RZ19
RP21, RP15, RP19 |
RZ07, RZ16
RP27 |
RP28, RP10 |
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Asphalt Off Concrete |
RZ19
RP10, RP15, RP19 |
RZ19
RP10, RP25, RP15 |
RZ07, RZ16
RP27 |
RP28, RP10 |
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Hard Asphalt |
RZ08, RZ20, RZ07, RZ16
RP10, RP25, RP16 |
RZ07, RZ16
RP10, RP24, RP25 |
RZ07, RZ16
RP27 |
RP18, RP28 |
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Medium Asphalt |
RZ05, RZ24
RP24, RP16, RP25 |
RZ05, RZ24
RP24, RP16, RP25 |
RZ05, RZ24
RP18, RP28, RP27 |
RP18, RP28 |
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Soft Asphalt |
RZ05, RZ24
RP10, RP24 |
RZ05, RZ24
RP28, RP10, RP24 |
RZ05, RZ24
RP18, RP28, RP24 |
RP18, RP28 |
NOTE: Tools in black are first choice. Tools in blue are other recommended choices. Please contact us for additional information. Photographs shown here are reprinted with permission of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association.
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Stabilization Applications |
500 Horsepower & Higher |
200-500 Horsepower |
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Asphalt/base |
.76” (20mm) RZ07, RZ08, RZ20, RP07, RP26 |
.76” (20mm) RZ05, RP23, M3 |
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.86” (22mm) SR03, SM04, SM03 |
.86” (22mm) SM04, SM03 |
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Soil Stabilization |
.76” (20mm) RC01, RP05, RP01 |
.76” (20mm) RZ05, RP01, RP10 |
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.86” (22mm) SR01, SR04 |
.86” (22mm) SM01, SM02, SM03 |
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Glacial Till/rock |
.76” (20mm) RZ19, RC01, RP15 |
.76” (20mm) RP06, RP01, RP15 |
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.86” (22mm) SR04, SR03, SM04 |
.86” (22mm) SM04, SM02 |
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Kennametal lnc. encourages the safe use of its products. To help avoid personal injury or damage to tools, please follow these guidelines: wear approved personal protection equipment, including eye and ear protection, steel-toed shoes, hard hat, and vest; make sure tools are properly seated and securely retained; do not strike tools with metal objects. Carbide tips could shatter; exercise care when removing tools; inspect tools daily; do not use dull, cracked, burred, or bent tools; operate all machines with safety in mind. Stand clear of machines in use, and make sure protective guards are in place; do not change tools when the cutting chain, drum, or wheel is moving or still engaged.
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