Würth #10 x 5/8" Pan Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw Phillips Drive - Sharp Point Coarse Thread Nickel, 3670000039961 1000 - 1000/Box

Würth Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw for Thin-Panel Hardware Mounting

This Würth #10 pan head screw is built for mounting hinges, drawer slides, and cabinet hardware into panels where only a short fastener will fit. The 5/8-inch length makes it the right choice when hardware sits on thin stock or shallow-wall panels and a longer screw would blow through the back face.

Key Features

• 5/8-inch length seats hardware flush on thin panels without over-penetrating the substrate.
• Pan head profile bears evenly against mounting plates and hardware flanges for a flat, stable hold.
• #2 Phillips drive engages standard drivers and cordless tools without a bit change.
• Coarse thread grips wood-based panels, plywood, and solid-wood rails without stripping.
• Nickel finish blends with chrome, brushed nickel, and silver-tone hardware in visible cabinet interiors.
• 1,000 screws per box keeps a full production run or multi-unit install supplied from one package.

Where the 5/8-Inch Length Earns Its Place

Most hinge and drawer slide screws land in the 3/4-inch to 1-inch range, but there are real situations where those lengths are too long. Mounting plates on cabinet doors made from 1/2-inch material, hardware flanges on thin plywood backs, and shallow hinge cups in door-panel stock all call for a shorter fastener. At 5/8 inch, this screw threads in fully, seats the hardware plate, and stops before it reaches the finished or visible face on the opposite side. That matters on glass-door frames, thin overlay doors, and any cabinet interior where a protruding tip would be visible or would interfere with adjacent hardware.

Pan Head, Nickel Finish, and Coarse Thread

The pan head sits flat against hinge mounting plates and drawer slide flanges, spreading the clamping load evenly without digging into the hardware finish. That flat bearing surface is what separates a proper installation screw from a general wood screw driven into the same hole. The nickel finish holds up in enclosed cabinet interiors and coordinates naturally with the hardware it secures, so visible screw heads in open or glass-front cabinetry stay cohesive with the overall look. Coarse thread gives the screw reliable bite in the plywood, MDF, and solid-wood substrates common in cabinet construction, and the sharp point self-starts without pre-drilling in most panel materials.

Who Reaches for This Screw

Cabinet shops running production lines on frameless or thin-overlay door construction keep this length on hand specifically for the situations where standard-length screws are too deep. Installers finishing kitchens with pre-finished cabinet boxes appreciate the nickel finish on any head that stays in view. Hardware specifiers building out a fastener kit for a run of glass-door or aluminum-frame cabinets will find this the correct screw for thin-stock mounting plates. The 1,000-count box suits shops and installers who go through mounting screws steadily rather than in a single large job.

Common Questions

The Short Screw That Gets the Job Done Right

When thin panels and tight tolerances make standard installation screw lengths impractical, this 5/8-inch Würth pan head screw keeps hardware seated correctly and finishes clean, whether it ends up visible in a glass-front cabinet or tucked away inside a production frameless box.