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This Würth #8 x 2-3/4 inch flat head assembly screw combines a turbo thread, sharp point, combination Phillips/square drive, and a lubricated finish to deliver fast, low-torque driving in panel-to-panel and cabinet carcass work where the extra length earns its keep.
At 2-3/4 inches, this screw reaches through thicker panel stacks and into solid-wood cabinet components with meaningful thread engagement on the receiving end. It suits cabinet carcass assembly where panels are glued and screwed, attaching cabinet backs through solid sub-frames, and any built-up panel joint where a shorter screw would leave too little bite in the second member. The length also works well for interior millwork connections and shop jig construction where you need holding power through multiple layers of material.
The turbo thread moves through particleboard, plywood, MDF, and softwood with reduced resistance, so the screw seats before the driver has time to bog down. The sharp point self-starts in most panel materials without a pilot hole, which matters when you are driving hundreds of screws in a session. As the flat head approaches the surface, the underhead nibs mill a clean countersink, pulling the head flush without tearing the face veneer or laminate. The lubricated finish keeps driving torque low across the full depth of a 2-3/4 inch drive path, which is noticeably longer than a 1-1/2 or 2 inch run.
The combination recess accepts a #2 Phillips or a #2 square bit. The square recess is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit for one-handed placement, which reduces fumbling during high-volume runs. A #2 Phillips covers situations where only a Phillips driver is at hand. Either way, the drive change takes seconds and the screw does not require a special bit. Packed 2000 to the box, this SKU is sized for cabinet shops and millwork operations that move through fasteners quickly and need consistent performance across the whole box.
It depends on the joint. For a face-to-face panel connection where the screw passes through one 3/4-inch panel and into a second, 2-3/4 inches gives about 2 inches of thread engagement in the receiving panel, which is solid for most cabinet work. For thinner or single-panel applications, a shorter length in this family is usually the better fit.
This screw has a sharp gimlet point paired with a turbo thread, which is well suited for softwood, plywood, MDF, and particleboard. For hardwood face-frame joinery, a fine-thread screw with a Type 17 point is the better choice to prevent splitting in dense grain.
A #2 Phillips bit or a #2 square bit both fit the combination recess. The square recess holds the screw on the bit when the bit is correctly sized, which helps with one-handed placement.
The lubricated coating is on the screw shank and threads, not on the wood surface. In glued-and-screwed assemblies, the screw pulls the joint together while the glue cures, and the lubricant does not migrate onto the glue line in normal use.
No. This is an interior screw. The lubricated finish is not a corrosion-resistant coating, so it is not rated for outdoor or high-moisture environments.
When the joint calls for more than 2 inches of screw, this Würth #8 x 2-3/4 inch assembly screw delivers the reach, the thread geometry, and the production-friendly drive to keep cabinet and millwork assembly moving.
Sold In: 2000 Each
