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This Würth #8 x 3/4" pan head screw is built for mounting European cup hinges, side-mount drawer slides, and similar cabinet hardware to panel surfaces where a short fastener is the right fit for the job.
The 3/4" length is the right call when the mounting panel is thin or when hardware plates sit in a shallow bore. European hinge base plates and drawer slide clips often call for a short screw that drives fully without punching through the back face of a cabinet side or door stile. At 3/4", this screw delivers full thread engagement in the panel while keeping the tip well clear of the opposite face, which matters most in frameless casework with 5/8" or 3/4" sides. It also works for face-frame hinge mounting where the face-frame stock adds its own thickness but the screw still needs to stay short enough to avoid interfering with the cabinet interior.
The pan head profile is flat across the top with a wide, flat bearing underside that presses evenly against hinge plates and slide mounting brackets. There is no countersink required, and the broad bearing surface distributes clamping load across the hardware footprint rather than concentrating it at a single point. The #2 Phillips drive is the standard bit found on virtually every installation crew and in every shop. The zinc finish is appropriate for interior cabinetry in dry, climate-controlled spaces — the same environment where these hinges and slides will spend their service life.
This screw is a practical match for cabinet shops running high hinge and slide counts per day and for installers hanging production runs of finished cabinets. The coarse thread pulls quickly into the pre-drilled pilot holes common in line-bored frameless panels, and the Type 17 Auger point starts cleanly even without a pilot in softer substrates. A box of 1,000 keeps the supply side of the job from becoming a bottleneck on busy installs where hinges and slides are going on by the dozens.
Hinge mounting plates and drawer slide brackets have through-holes designed to accept a pan head, which bears flat against the face of the plate. A flat (countersunk) head would require a countersunk hole in the hardware, which most hinge and slide plates do not have. The pan head seats correctly without any modification to the hardware.
Yes. The coarse thread and Type 17 Auger point are well suited to particleboard, MDF, and plywood — the sheet goods most commonly used in cabinet panel stock. Driving into a pre-drilled pilot hole is recommended in particleboard to maximize thread engagement near edges.
For most European cup hinge base plates screwed into a 3/4" or thicker cabinet side, 3/4" is correct. The screw engages the full depth of the panel without breaking through the back face. For thicker face-frame applications or where the hardware spec calls for a longer fastener, a 1" or 1-1/4" version is also available in this family.
Yes. It works in both systems. In frameless cabinets, it drives into the line-bored or pilot-drilled holes in the cabinet side. In face-frame construction, it mounts hinge plates to the face-frame stile. The 3/4" length suits both when the combined stock thickness calls for a short fastener.
The Type 17 Auger point has a longitudinal flute at the tip that clears wood fibers as the screw enters the material. This reduces driving torque and helps prevent splitting in denser panel stock, so the screw seats cleanly and the hardware stays flat against the panel surface.
When hinge and slide counts run high, the 3/4" Würth pan head installation screw keeps the work moving with consistent seating, a drive that fits every installer's bit, and a pack size built for production use.
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