Würth #10 x 3/4" Pan Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw Phillips Drive - Sharp Point Coarse Thread Nickel, 3670000038961 9000 - 9000/Box

Nickel Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw for Shallow-Stock Panels

This Würth #10 x 3/4-inch pan head screw is built for mounting European cup hinges, drawer slides, and cabinet hardware to panels where a short screw is the right call. The Nickel finish, pan head, and Phillips drive make it a clean, practical choice for cabinet interiors where the fastener stays visible against finished surfaces.

Key Features

• Nickel finish blends with hardware-grade finishes common in cabinet interiors and face-frame installations.
• Pan head profile seats flush against hinge plates and slide mounting brackets without requiring a countersink.
• #2 Phillips drive works with the most widely available driver bits on the shop floor or job site.
• Coarse thread with sharp point starts quickly and grips plywood, particleboard, and MDF cabinet panels.
• 3/4-inch length is sized to seat hardware without over-penetrating thin cabinet sides or back panels.
• 9000 screws per box keeps production lines and busy install crews supplied without frequent reorders.

Where This Screw Fits the Job

The 3/4-inch length is the practical choice when panel thickness or clearance is the limiting factor. Installing drawer slides on a 3/4-inch cabinet side leaves little room for error: a longer screw risks breaking through, and a shorter one may not achieve full thread engagement. This screw threads in cleanly and stops where it should. The same logic applies to compact hinge mounting plates, undermount slide clips, and any hardware bracket seated directly against a panel face. It also works well in face-frame cabinetry where hinge mounting plates attach to 3/4-inch solid wood stiles, letting the coarse thread bite quickly without splitting.

Finish, Head, and Drive in Context

The Nickel finish is a deliberate choice for cabinet interiors. White melamine boxes, natural plywood, and painted interiors all benefit from a fastener that does not stand out the way a bright zinc or black screw would. The pan head sits flat against the mounting surface of a hinge plate or slide bracket, spreading the clamping load evenly across the hardware footprint. Phillips drive is the standard in production cabinet shops and on most installers' tool belts, so no bit changeover is needed. The coarse thread handles the sheet goods and solid wood panel materials common in cabinet construction without requiring a pilot hole in most cases.

Who Orders This Screw

Cabinet manufacturers running European hinge or undermount slide systems go through hardware screws in volume, and the 9000-piece box is sized for that reality. Installers who stock a single box on the van have enough to carry a full kitchen through hardware mounting without resupplying. Designers specifying hardware for custom casework can call out this screw by finish and drive knowing it will blend cleanly with Nickel or brushed hardware without adding visual noise to the interior.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Right Screw Keeps Hardware Seated and Jobs Moving

When the length, head, finish, and drive all match the hardware and the panel, installation becomes routine rather than a source of callbacks. This Würth #10 x 3/4-inch Nickel pan head screw is stocked in volume precisely because cabinet shops and installers need that kind of consistency at scale.