Würth #8 x 3/4" Washer Head Hinge and Drawer Slide Installation Screw Combo Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Coarse Thread Zinc, 367000021996110000 - 10000/Box

Zinc-Finished Hinge and Drawer Slide Screw Built for the Cabinet Interior

This Würth #8 x 3/4" washer head screw is engineered for mounting European cup hinges, drawer slides, and related cabinet hardware to panel and face-frame surfaces. The zinc finish suits the dry, enclosed environment of a cabinet interior, while the combo drive, Type 17 Auger point, and washer head work together to seat hardware consistently across a full production run.

Key Features

• Zinc finish provides standard corrosion resistance appropriate for dry indoor cabinetry environments.
• Washer head distributes clamping load across the hardware mounting plate without countersinking or pulling through.
• Combo drive accepts a #2 Phillips or a #2 square bit in the same recess, reducing bit changes when tool setups vary across a crew.
• Type 17 Auger point clears wood fibers as the screw drives, lowering torque and reducing the risk of splitting near hardware mounting holes.
• Coarse thread grips cabinet panel material including plywood, particleboard, and MDF for solid hardware retention.
• 10,000-piece box keeps a busy cabinet shop or installation crew supplied without frequent reorders.

What This Screw Is Used For

The primary job for this screw is hardware installation inside a cabinet: driving through the mounting plate of a European cup hinge or the bracket of a drawer slide and into the cabinet panel or face frame behind it. The 3/4" length is sized for exactly this application, providing thread engagement into 3/4" panel material without over-penetrating and breaking through the opposite face. The washer head bears against the hardware plate rather than countersinking into it, which is the correct seating geometry for hinge mounting plates and drawer slide brackets. Production cabinet shops often run thousands of these fasteners in a single shift, and the 10,000-piece box is sized accordingly.

Zinc Finish for the Cabinet Interior

The zinc coating on this screw is the right choice when the hardware goes inside a painted, melamine-lined, or otherwise finished cabinet where the fastener stays dry. Zinc electroplating provides adequate indoor corrosion resistance for that environment. If the application involves ongoing moisture exposure or direct contact with pressure-treated material, a higher-protection finish should be considered instead. For standard kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinetry in a controlled indoor environment, zinc is the practical, cost-effective specification.

Where This Screw Works Best

Cabinet shops building frameless or face-frame boxes will find this screw at home on the hardware installation station. It handles European concealed hinges, undermount and side-mount drawer slides, and similar panel-mounted hardware. Installers fitting out pre-built cabinets on site can carry the same screw for all their hardware work. The combo drive is especially practical on a job site where one installer might be running a square-drive driver while another is set up with Phillips, since both bits engage the same recess without a tool change. The coarse thread works across plywood, particleboard, and MDF, covering the full range of cabinet panel materials in common use.

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The Right Screw at the Right Scale

When a shop is running cabinets all day, having the correct hardware installation screw on hand in volume removes one variable from the process. This zinc washer head screw gives installers and production crews a dependable, correctly sized fastener for hinge and drawer slide work across the full range of standard cabinet panel materials.