#8 x 2-1/2 bugle head drywall screw from Wurth is a fully threaded drywall screw that fastens through the full length of the shank, which keeps drywall tight to framing or other substrates over the entire screw depth. The screw has a coarse thread, so it bites quickly into typical drywall framing materials and pulls the sheet in with fewer turns during fastening. A sharp point starts into material without predrilling in most drywall situations, which helps speed layout when driving many screws in sequence. The bugle head profile seats into drywall with a broad bearing surface, so the head sinks in to form a neat dimple ready for finishing. This screw is case hardened, giving the surface increased hardness for driving with power tools. The black finish provides a dark, uniform appearance at the fastener head where it is left visible.
The #2 Phillips drive on this #8 x 2-1/2 bugle head drywall screw matches widely used Phillips drive bits, so drivers and screw guns already set up for drywall work can turn the screw without special tooling. The coarse thread and sharp point allow the screw to feed itself into drywall and framing, so installation can follow standard screw spacing while maintaining consistent pull-down pressure on each sheet. Because the screw is fully threaded, the installed fastener keeps grip along its entire length, which matters when aligning edges and corners of drywall where backing may not be continuous. The bugle head profile allows the head to sink below the paper surface during driving, so installers can leave a uniform recess ready for taping and finishing operations.
The Wurth #8 x 2-1/2 bugle head drywall screw is identified as a drywall screw, so it suits applications where drywall panels are fastened to underlying structure following typical drywall layouts. The coarse thread and sharp point work together so the screw advances cleanly into drywall and supporting material, which is useful on wall or ceiling runs where consistent pull-down is important. The black finish on the bugle head and shank gives the screw a dark appearance at any exposed points, which can be useful where fastener heads remain visible prior to or after finishing. Fully threaded construction from head to tip means holding power is present from the entry point through to the far end of the screw, which is helpful where full-depth grip is needed along studs or other backing.
The case hardened design of this Wurth drywall screw gives the screw surface added hardness, so the head and drive recess are suited to driving with powered screw guns that maintain bit alignment. The #2 Phillips drive interface is specified, so drivers using standard #2 Phillips bits can engage the recess and transmit torque along the screw length. Because the screw length is 2-1/2 inches in a #8 diameter, it can reach through typical drywall thickness into the supporting structure with room for full thread engagement. The combination of bugle head form, coarse thread, sharp point, and full threading means each driven screw can draw the board into contact while maintaining grip across its whole depth, which helps limit movement at seams during subsequent finishing work.
The Wurth 3670000264961 is a #8 x 2-1/2 bugle head drywall screw, so it is intended for fastening drywall where a bugle head recess for finishing is required.
The coarse thread on this drywall screw advances quickly into material, so it pulls drywall tight with fewer turns and supports faster fastening across repeated screw locations.
The sharp point on this screw starts into drywall and backing without a separate pilot in most drywall applications, which supports quick, direct driving along planned screw lines.
Fully threaded means this drywall screw has threads from just under the bugle head to the tip, so holding strength is distributed along its full installed depth.
This Wurth drywall screw uses a #2 Phillips drive, so it works with standard #2 Phillips drive bits already common on drywall drivers and screw guns.
This drywall screw is case hardened, giving the exterior added hardness so the head and drive recess stand up to powered driving where bit engagement is maintained.
The Wurth #8 x 2-1/2 bugle head drywall screw with coarse thread, sharp point, and #2 Phillips drive brings together the details needed for standard drywall fastening workflows. Fully threaded, case hardened construction supports firm grip and consistent driving performance when running lines of screws across walls or ceilings. The black finish and bugle head help each fastener sit properly for later finishing. For projects matching these dimensions and characteristics, this Wurth drywall screw can be chosen as the fastening component for planned drywall installation work.
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