Wirtgen Cold Milling Machines

Asphalt and concrete pavements can be cost-effectively removed with cold milling machines. The range of applications extends from the complete removal of asphalt and concrete to the layer-by-layer removal and levelling of asphalt and concrete surfaces. With WIRTGEN cold milling machines, it is possible to machine working widths from 1 ft 2 in up to 14 ft 5 in and working depths up to 1 ft 2 in in a single pass.

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Wirtgen - Cold Milling Machines

W 100 Fi

W 100 Ri

W 120 Fi

W 120 FTi

W 120 Ri

W 130 Fi

W 150 XFi

W 200 Fi

W 200 Hi

W 207 Fi

W 210 Fi

W 220 Fi

W 250 Fi

W 35 XRi

W 50 Ri

W 60 Ri

Cold Milling Machines for Asphalt Removal and Road Repair

Worn pavement, uneven road surfaces, and repair prep can slow a paving crew without the right milling machine. Doggett Equipment offers cold milling machines for contractors who need controlled asphalt removal, surface correction, and road rehabilitation support.

Our inventory helps you compare Wirtgen machines by cutting width, milling depth, mobility, and project needs. For larger roadbuilding work, our Wirtgen equipment lineup and broader construction equipment pages can help match the machine to your paving workflow.

FAQs

What are cold milling machines used for?

Cold milling machines remove asphalt or concrete surfaces before resurfacing, repair, or road rehabilitation. They help crews prepare roads, parking lots, and paved areas for new material placement.

How do I choose the right cold milling machine?

Start with cutting width, milling depth, surface condition, jobsite access, and daily production goals. Matching the machine to the project helps reduce rework and keeps your paving schedule moving.

Are cold milling machines used before paving?

Yes. Milling helps remove damaged pavement and create a prepared surface for new asphalt. After milling, road pavers can help place new material for resurfacing work.

Can cold milling machines support road repair projects?

Yes. Cold milling machines are often used for full-depth removal, surface leveling, patch preparation, and lane repair. They help crews address damaged pavement before compaction or paving begins.

What other roadbuilding equipment should I compare?

For projects that include milling, paving, and compaction, HAMM equipment may be worth comparing for asphalt and soil compaction needs after surface prep.