#8 x 1/2 truss head screw describes a compact screw size suited to hinge and drawer slide installation, so fittings sit tight without needing excessive depth in cabinet material. The truss head style spreads bearing surface under the head, helping hardware flanges sit flat against wood or board. The hinge and drawer slide installation designation focuses this screw on common cabinet hardware mounting tasks. Phillips drive allows use with standard Phillips-style drivers used on site and in the shop. The sharp point design starts into material without pre-formed threads, so it bites into substrates as it advances. Coarse thread geometry cuts a more aggressive path into compatible materials, contributing to pull strength in typical cabinet stock. Zinc finish provides a basic metallic coating on the screw body, so it presents a clean, bright appearance wherever hardware connections remain visible during normal cabinet use.
Using #2 Phillips drive bits means this screw interface matches a widely used driver point, which supports straightforward driving into cabinet members during hinge or slide fitting. The Phillips drive profile centers the bit in the recess, helping maintain contact as drivers advance the screw. The sharp point tip helps the screw enter the material as torque is applied, cutting its own path in compatible stock so it can seat hardware without preliminary tapping. Coarse thread form advances more quickly per rotation than fine threads, so the screw can pull hardware flanges tight with fewer driver strokes. The 1/2 inch length restricts penetration depth, so hardware can be secured where backing material thickness is limited. The truss head form builds a broad underside surface against the hinge or slide mounting area, spreading load and helping keep hardware clamped along the mounting face.
The hinge and drawer slide installation description positions this screw on projects where those two hardware categories form the main moving elements. The #8 size offers a familiar diameter for many cabinet connections, so it aligns with common hinge and slide hole sizing patterns. Its 1/2 inch length suits locations where hardware sits near the face of a cabinet side or frame, so penetration stays close to the surface while still engaging material. The truss head shape presents a wide head over the mounting hole, so it covers the hole area on many hinge leaves and drawer slide tabs. Zinc finish gives the screw a bright metal tone, so visible heads at openings or inside cabinets maintain a uniform look alongside other zinc-finished fittings. The Wurth designation links the screw to a supplier focused on woodworking products, fitting cabinet-focused workflows.
The case hardened property prepares the screw body and head for repeated driving in production or field conditions, so installation torque can be applied while the recess stays usable through the drive cycle. Using #2 Phillips drive bits across all screws in this line helps installers carry one driver style from hinge positioning to drawer slide alignment. The sharp point design engages the workpiece as soon as torque is applied, so hinge leaves or slide brackets can be pulled into contact without separate thread cutting. Coarse thread geometry advances the screw more rapidly, so multiple screws in a hinge or slide pattern reach tightness with fewer driver revolutions. The #8 x 1/2 designation standardizes both diameter and length, so layouts and jigs that expect that size can rely on the same depth and grip across repeated installations. Full box quantities support consistent resupply for shops running regular cabinet hardware runs.
This Wurth hinge and drawer slide installation screw serves cabinet hardware mounting, so it fits jobs where hinges and drawer slides are fastened to cabinet members.
The #8 x 1/2 truss head screw provides a common diameter and short length, so it grips for hinge or slide attachment while limiting penetration depth in cabinet stock.
The #2 Phillips drive matches a standard driver size, so installers can use typical Phillips bits for driving these screws during cabinet hardware installation.
The case hardened design prepares the screw to handle driving torque, so the shank and head support installation loads in typical hinge and drawer slide mounting.
The sharp point engages the material quickly and the coarse thread advances aggressively, so the screw pulls hardware snug as it is driven.
The zinc description refers to the metallic coating, so the screw presents a bright finish where heads remain visible on installed hinges or slides.
This Wurth #8 x 1/2 truss head hinge and drawer slide installation screw combines case hardened construction, sharp point, coarse thread, and #2 Phillips drive to support cabinet hardware mounting tasks. The zinc finish provides a clean appearance at visible locations around hinges and slides. The standardized #8 x 1/2 sizing gives shops and installers a repeatable fastener for many hinge and slide layouts. Sold in full box quantities only, it suits production environments and serious DIY work where consistent screw type matters across a project. Choose this screw when a dedicated hinge and drawer slide installation fastener from a woodworking-focused supplier aligns with your cabinet hardware workflow.
Sold In: 5000 Each
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Sold in: 1000 Each | WW46750 Mfr# 3670000210961 1000 | Würth #8 x 1/2" Truss Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw Phillips Drive - Sharp Point Coarse Thread Zinc, 3670000210961 1000 - 1000/Box | ||||
Sold in: 10 Each | WW614176461 Mfr# 0614176461005 10 | #2 x 1" Phillips Drive Insert Bit (10/Bag) |