Wurth #7 x 1-5/8 bugle head drywall screw gives you a fully threaded, case hardened fastener in black for fastening jobs that need consistent bite along the entire shank. The fully threaded design engages material along its full length, supporting a more secure hold where pull-out is a concern. Case hardened construction delivers a hardened outer layer, so the screw resists deformation when driven with power tools on repetitive runs. The black finish provides a uniform appearance that matches other black drywall screws on typical jobs. The #7 size paired with 1-5/8 inch length gives a familiar, trade-standard format for many drywall fastening tasks where this combination is specified. The bugle head profile is designed for drywall work, allowing the head to sit properly at the surface when driven with appropriate technique. The screw uses a Phillips drive, matching common driver bits on site.
This Wurth drywall screw uses a #2 Phillips drive, so it pairs directly with standard #2 Phillips bits used in many corded and cordless drivers on job sites. The sharp point at the tip is designed to start into drywall and compatible substrates without a pilot hole, helping you move from sheet to sheet with a steady rhythm. With a fully threaded shank, the thread is engaged as soon as the screw starts driving, and it keeps cutting until the bugle head reaches the face of the material, supporting a firm connection. The coarse thread geometry suits drywall work where the base material benefits from an aggressive thread that draws the panel into contact as the screw seats.
This #7 x 1-5/8 inch Wurth drywall screw is designed around common drywall fastening needs where that specific length and diameter are called for. The bugle head profile is intended for use in drywall-type applications where the head shape helps create the right surface condition for finishing. With a sharp point and coarse thread, the screw is suited to applications where material needs to be pulled snug as the head reaches the drywall surface. The fully threaded shank supports fasteners that must engage material over the entire depth, so the screw is working along its full length rather than only near the tip. The black finish aligns with other black screws commonly used in drywall and related interior work, helping maintain a consistent visual standard on the project.
The case hardened design of this Wurth drywall screw is intended to give the outer surface a greater hardness, which supports cleaner driving when using #2 Phillips bits over many cycles. A hardened recess helps the bit stay engaged, which can reduce cam-out compared to a softer recess under the same conditions. Because the screw is fully threaded, each turn maintains traction along the shank, which helps hold material tightly once the screw is seated. The coarse thread form also helps the screw advance quickly through drywall and into the base material, which is valuable when running lines of fasteners on ceilings or walls. The combination of #2 Phillips drive and familiar #7 x 1-5/8 inch sizing suits crews that already organize around these standards, helping keep tools and fasteners aligned to one format across the job.
This Wurth drywall screw is a #7 diameter with a 1-5/8 inch length, giving a familiar size for many drywall fastening tasks that call for this specific screw length.
The screw has a bugle head and uses a Phillips drive, working with standard #2 Phillips drive bits for common drywall installation workflows.
The Wurth drywall screw is fully threaded, so threads run from the point up to the head and help maintain grip along the full depth of the joint.
This screw uses a sharp point with a coarse thread, which is suited to typical drywall applications where fast starting and strong bite into the base material are important.
The screw is case hardened with a black finish, providing a hard outer surface for driving and a dark appearance consistent with many drywall fasteners.
This Wurth drywall screw is designed to be driven with #2 Phillips drive bits, matching a common bit size found on many jobsite drivers.
This Wurth #7 x 1-5/8 bugle head drywall screw brings together a fully threaded shank, case hardened construction, sharp point, and coarse thread in a black finish with #2 Phillips drive. When your project specifications call for this combination, choosing this screw from Wurth Baer Supply aligns your fastener choice with the stated size, head style, drive type, and threading pattern for drywall fastening tasks.
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