Würth #8 x 3/4" Truss Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw Phillips Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Coarse Thread Zinc, 367000024996110000 - 10000/Box

Phillips Drive Installation Screw For Hinge and Drawer Slide Mounting

The Würth #8 x 3/4-inch truss head hinge and drawer slide installation screw is built for the hardware-mounting work that happens inside every cabinet: securing hinge plates, attaching drawer slide brackets, and fastening mounting hardware to cabinet panels where a broad, low-profile head and a reliable Phillips drive matter most.

Key Features

• Truss head profile provides a wide, low bearing surface that distributes clamping load without protruding above the panel face.
• #2 Phillips drive accepts the standard #2 bit found on virtually every drill driver on the job site or in the shop.
• Type 17 auger point cuts into wood fibers cleanly on startup, reducing driving resistance in cabinet-panel materials.
• Coarse thread grips plywood, particleboard, MDF, and solid wood effectively for consistent pull-out resistance.
• Zinc finish provides standard corrosion protection suited to indoor cabinet installation environments.
• 10,000 per box keeps high-volume shops and installation crews stocked without frequent reordering.

Where the 3/4-Inch Length Fits in Cabinet Work

At 3/4 inch, this screw is sized for exactly the scenarios that come up most often when mounting cabinet hardware. Hinge mounting plates and drawer slide brackets typically land on 3/4-inch or thinner cabinet panels, and a 3/4-inch screw provides solid thread engagement without punching through the far face of the panel. That makes it the right call for side panels, face-frame stiles, and the interior walls of cabinet boxes where penetration depth has to stay controlled. The truss head's wide bearing surface spans the small countersunk areas typical of hinge and slide hardware mounting holes, distributing load evenly so the head seats firmly against the bracket without sinking into the panel material.

Truss Head and Type 17 Point Working Together

The truss head's broad, low profile is the defining feature for hardware installation. It sits against mounting plate flanges and slide brackets without requiring a countersink, and its wide footprint prevents the head from pulling into the material under installation torque. The Type 17 auger point contributes to the process by cutting a clean entry into the panel fiber, reducing the torque spike that can cause a Phillips driver to cam out at the moment of breakthrough. Together they let the screw seat predictably, which matters when driving into melamine-faced particleboard or MDF where surface damage around the fastener head is visible in the finished cabinet.

Built for Production Volume and Site Work

Cabinet shops running production lines and installers stocking service vans both rely on a screw that goes in consistently without stopping the rhythm of the work. A standard #2 Phillips bit is already in the bag or on the driver, so there is no bit-swapping when moving from one piece of hardware to the next. Coarse thread grips across the panel materials common in contemporary cabinet construction, including plywood carcasses, particleboard interiors, and MDF door frames. The box of 10,000 is the right quantity for shops and crews who use this screw throughout a project rather than in isolated spots.

Common Questions

The Right Screw for Every Hardware Mount in the Cabinet

When the hardware goes on correctly the first time, the installation stays on schedule. This Würth #8 x 3/4-inch truss head screw gives shops and installers a dependable, properly sized fastener for hinge plates and drawer slide brackets across the full range of cabinet panel materials used in production and site work today.