Würth #8 x 7/16" Truss Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw Phillips Drive - Sharp Point Coarse Thread White, 3670000238961 1000 - 1000/Box

7/16 Inch Hinge and Drawer Slide Screw for Thin Cabinet Panels

This Würth #8 x 7/16" truss head hinge and drawer slide installation screw is sized for mounting hardware to thin cabinet panels where a longer screw would risk break-through. The wide truss head distributes clamping load across the hardware mounting plate, the Phillips drive keeps installation fast, and the White finish matches painted or white-melamine cabinet interiors. Packed 1000 to the box.

Key Features

• 7/16 inch length keeps the screw well short of break-through in thin panel stock and overlay applications.
• Truss head profile spreads clamping load across the hinge or slide mounting plate for a secure, flat-seated connection.
• #2 Phillips drive works with the standard bit in any cordless driver, keeping installation straightforward on the line or at the job site.
• Coarse thread with sharp point starts quickly in wood-based cabinet panels and grips without pre-drilling.
• White finish blends with white-painted frames, white melamine interiors, and light-colored cabinet faces so fastener heads stay inconspicuous.
• 1000-piece box keeps the supply ready for production runs or full kitchen and bath installs.

Where the 7/16 Inch Length Earns Its Place

Most hinge and drawer slide mounting plates call for a short screw, and the 7/16" length is the right call when panels are thin, when hardware sits close to the panel face, or when overlay geometry leaves little material behind the mounting hole. Driving a longer screw into those situations risks punching through the face or laminate surface, which means a damaged panel and a restart. At 7/16", this screw seats the hardware firmly without approaching the back face of standard 1/2" or thinner stock used in cabinet sides, face frames, and overlay applications.

Truss Head, White Finish, and the Cabinet Interior

The truss head carries a wider bearing surface than a pan or flat head of the same gauge, which is useful when driving into the pre-bored holes of a hinge mounting plate or a drawer slide clip. Instead of concentrating load at a small point, the wide head bears evenly across the plate, reducing the chance of the head pulling through or rocking the hardware out of alignment. The White finish is a functional choice as much as an aesthetic one: on white melamine cabinet interiors, painted face frames, and white overlay doors, a bright zinc or bare steel head stands out visibly. The White-coated head sits quietly against the surface, keeping the interior looking clean after installation.

The Right Screw for Cabinet Shops and Installers

This screw is built for two kinds of buyers. Cabinet shops running production lines need a reliable, fast-driving screw they can load and forget — the coarse thread starts without drama, the Phillips drive engages quickly with a standard bit, and the truss head seats consistently across every mounting plate. Kitchen and bath installers working through a full set of upper and lower boxes need the same predictability, plus a screw that will not leave a visible dark head against a white interior when the doors swing open. The 1000-piece box supports both without a mid-job reorder.

Common Questions

Hardware Mounts Flush, Heads Stay Hidden

When the panel is thin and the interior is white, every detail of the install shows. This 7/16" truss head screw gives cabinet shops and installers the length control and finish match to keep hardware seated correctly and heads out of sight.