Würth #7 x 1-1/4" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Hi-Lo Lubricated, 3670000195961 1000 - 1000/Box

A Lubricated Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Sized for 3/4-Inch Stock

The Würth #7 x 1-1/4" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is a production-ready fastener built for joining cabinet face frames and pocket-hole assemblies in standard 3/4-inch stock. Its Hi-Lo thread, Type 17 Auger point, lubricated finish, and square drive work together to seat fast and clean in both hardwood and softwood cabinet materials.

Key Features

• Hi-Lo thread alternates high and low thread profiles to reduce driving torque and resist pull-out in hardwood and engineered panels.
• Type 17 Auger point clears wood fibers as the screw enters, reducing splitting in dense face-frame stock.
• Modified pan head provides a broad, flat bearing surface that pulls the joint tight without burying or wedging through the frame.
• #2 square drive delivers positive bit engagement and resists cam-out during repetitive driving in production assembly.
• Lubricated finish lowers friction at the thread and point, reducing drive torque in hardwood maple, oak, and cherry.
• 1,000 screws per box keeps the supply line moving for cabinet shops and production installers.

Right-Sized for Standard 3/4-Inch Face-Frame Joinery

At 1-1/4 inches, this screw is the standard length for pocket-hole joints in 3/4-inch stock. When the pocket is angled at roughly 15 degrees into the workpiece, the 1-1/4" length puts the thread where it belongs: fully engaged in the mating piece without breaking through the far face. That fit matters most when you are joining rails to stiles or attaching a face frame to a cabinet box, where a screw that runs too long or seats too shallow costs you the joint. The modified pan head spreads the clamp load across the pocket face rather than driving through it, which keeps hardwood stile stock intact through repeated fastening cycles.

Thread and Point Built for Hardwood Cabinet Work

The Hi-Lo thread alternates between a tall, sharp 30-degree cutting thread and a shorter stabilizing thread. In practice, the high thread cuts into the wood fiber for pull-out resistance while the low thread fills the space between for stability. That combination reduces the radial pressure that cracks hardwood bosses and makes the screw easier to drive without sacrificing hold. The Type 17 Auger point takes that further: the fluted auger tip clears chips as the screw enters, so the wood ahead of the thread does not build up and split the stock. Together, these two features make the screw usable in tight-grained hardwoods like maple, oak, cherry, and walnut without pre-drilling a pilot in most installations.

For Cabinet Shops and Installers Running Volume

This screw fits the rhythm of a production cabinet shop. The lubricated finish means each screw drives with less resistance than an uncoated fastener, which reduces bit wear and operator fatigue across a long run. The #2 square drive holds the bit on contact without the cam-out that slows down Phillips-driven screws under torque. A box of 1,000 keeps restocking off the critical path on active jobs. It is equally practical for an installer assembling face frames on site, where the combination of a fast-starting point, low-torque thread, and reliable square drive reduces fumbling and keeps the work moving.

Common Questions

A Production-Ready Screw That Pulls Joints Together and Stays There

When face-frame quality and assembly speed both matter, the Würth #7 x 1-1/4" Hi-Lo pocket-hole screw gives cabinet shops and installers a fastener that starts clean, drives with less effort, and holds in the hardwoods where lesser screws split or strip.