Product Description:
This Power Tool Impact Rotor, Four Jaw Impact Claw Disc for Cordless Impact Driver from Qimao Metal Manufacturer starts as a forged alloy steel blank, then goes through CNC turning before the claw geometry is cut. The jaw faces are ground with a slight radius to match the anvil contour, so the two surfaces actually mate properly rather than wearing each other out prematurely. Four jaws spaced at 90-degree intervals spread the impact load more evenly around the circumference, which helps prevent the stress cracks we sometimes see in three-jaw designs after heavy use. A black oxide coating goes on afterward—not just for appearance but to provide some rust resistance when working in humid conditions or outdoors. The whole thing is built to replace worn factory parts without modification, fitting most standard 1/4″ hex anvils on 18V and 20V impact drivers.


Specification:
| Product Name: | Item No.: | Material: | Measurement(mm): | Surface Finish: | Weight(g): | ||
| H: | W: | Dia: | |||||
| Power Tool Impact Rotor, Four Jaw Impact Claw Disc for Cordless Impact Driver | QM1103 | Sintered Iron-Copper-Carbon Alloy | 11/5.8 | Outer:24
Inner:6 |
Preservative Oil | 22.86 | |
Products Details:
The Power Tool Impact Rotor, Four Jaw Impact Claw Disc for Cordless Impact Driver are hardened to 58–60 HRC, a range we settled on after finding that anything harder tended to chip under side loads, while anything softer wore down too quickly. The retaining ring groove is machined to 1.2mm deep and checked individually with a gauge. There’s a small flat orientation mark near the center, so you can tell at a glance which way the disc goes back on during reassembly. We also balanced the rotor by removing extra material from the back side, which cuts down on handle vibration noticeably. Each piece is visually inspected under magnification for burrs or surface irregularities, and the final dimensions are verified with a CMM before packaging.
Product Feature:
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The Power Tool Impact Rotor, Four Jaw Impact Claw Disc for Cordless Impact Driver reduces cam-out noticeably when driving into hardwoods or working with worn screw heads.
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Less bit wobble means straighter starts, which matters when you’re working in tight spots or overhead.
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The cryogenic treatment after tempering seems to stabilize the material, so the jaws hold their geometry longer.
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Drop-in replacement—no need for adapters, shims, or any special tools to get it fitted.
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Reduced kickback makes the tool easier to control one-handed during repetitive driving tasks.
Product Application:
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Power Tool Impact Rotor, Four Jaw Impact Claw Disc for Cordless Impact Driver of deck and framing work where you’re sinking hundreds of screws a day and need consistent driving depth.
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Automotive repair, especially breaking loose rusted suspension or undercarriage bolts that tend to fight back.
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Assembly of pallet racking, steel shelving, or conveyor systems in warehouses—places where downtime costs money.
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Overhead drywall track or ceiling grid installation, where a lighter setup with less vibration makes a real difference in shoulder fatigue.
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General maintenance on industrial equipment, particularly when fasteners are seized or painted over and need that extra bite to get moving.








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