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The Würth #8 x 1-1/4" flat head assembly screw is built for woodworking and cabinet production where 3/4-inch panels and solid stock are the everyday material. A lubricated coarse thread, square drive, and flat head with sharp point combine in a box of 7500 to keep high-volume assembly moving with minimal friction and consistent seating.
At 1-1/4", this screw is matched to the most common stock thickness in cabinet shops: 3/4-inch panels and solid components. That length provides enough thread engagement to pull joints tight and resist withdrawal without blowing through the back face of a panel or splitting the edge of a stile. It handles carcass assembly, back panel attachment, interior blocking, hardware backing strips, and similar tasks where a flush-seated flat head is the right finish condition. The coarse thread cuts into plywood, MDF, and particleboard efficiently, and the sharp point self-starts in most cabinet materials without a pilot hole in thinner stock.
The lubricated coating on the threads and shank is a dry-touch finish that lowers the torque needed to drive each screw. In a shop running hundreds of screws a day, that reduction adds up: less heat at the bit, less strain on the driver motor, and fewer stripped heads interrupting the line. The #2 square drive recess is designed to hold a correctly sized bit firmly in the recess, which matters when driving at an angle into a cabinet corner or reaching into a deep carcass. The flat head countersinks flush when a matching countersink has been drilled, leaving the face clean for veneer tape, filler, or paint.
A box of 7500 is sized for shops where running out mid-job is a real cost. Cabinet manufacturers, millwork producers, and RTA furniture builders who go through screws by the thousands will find this count practical for keeping the line loaded. The screw also suits smaller shops that want to buy once and stock deep rather than reorder frequently. Because the lubricated finish reduces driving effort, it works well paired with production screwdrivers or auto-clutch drivers set to a consistent depth stop, keeping every head at the same countersink depth across a run of identical parts.
For face-to-face joints through 3/4-inch material into a second 3/4-inch piece, a longer screw is usually better. The 1-1/4" length is well suited for fastening into a single 3/4-inch panel or for situations where only partial penetration into a second member is needed, such as attaching a back panel or a blocking strip.
The lubrication is applied to the screw's threads and shank, not to the wood surfaces. It does not interfere with wood glue applied to the joint faces.
The sharp point self-starts in softwood, plywood, and MDF without a pilot hole for most cabinet work. In hardwoods or when driving very close to an edge, a pilot hole reduces the risk of splitting.
A #2 square drive bit fits this screw. Use a correctly sized bit for best engagement in the recess.
The lubricated finish is an interior fastener coating. This screw is for dry indoor woodworking and cabinet assembly, not outdoor or high-moisture environments.
When the job is 3/4-inch panels, interior cabinet work, and a line that needs to keep moving, the Würth #8 x 1-1/4" flat head assembly screw delivers the length, drive, and lubrication to do it consistently across a full box of 7500.
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