BOMAG offering highway class milling machine

BOMAG’s BM2000/60-2 milling machine is the firm’s top-of-the-range planer, aimed at high production applications. Designed for highway milling applications the machine features a 2m wide cutting drum and 168 teeth in standard configuration, although other tooth spacing can be used depending on the application and duty. The BM2000/6-2 can cut to depths from 0-320mm deep and offers cutting advance rates of 0-40m/min, depending on the application, while power comes from a diesel rated at 440kW. Weighing in at
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
BOMAG’s BM2000/60-2 mill is the firm’s top-of-the-range model
172 Bomag’s BM2000/60-2 milling machine is the firm’s top-of-the-range planer, aimed at high production applications. Designed for highway milling applications the machine features a 2m wide cutting drum and 168 teeth in standard configuration, although other tooth spacing can be used depending on the application and duty. The BM2000/6-2 can cut to depths from 0-320mm deep and offers cutting advance rates of 0-40m/min, depending on the application, while power comes from a diesel rated at 440kW. Weighing in at 32.5tonnes, the BM2000/60-2 can carry up to 3,300litres of water for minimising dust during its operating cycle.

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