Wurth #10 x 4 inch bugle head drywall screw is a fully threaded, case hardened screw with a black finish that fastens drywall or similar materials along its full length, giving consistent bite and holding power wherever it engages the substrate. The sharp point detail lets the screw start quickly into suitable materials without pre-drilling, which speeds layout on repetitive fastening runs. Its coarse thread pattern pulls material together efficiently as it drives, helping create a tight joint when the substrate supports coarse threads. The bugle head shape seats neatly into drywall when driven correctly, helping the head blend into the face for finishing steps. A #2 Phillips drive interface matches common Phillips #2 bits, so it works with standard screw guns or drivers already set up for these bits on many jobs.
This Wurth drywall screw uses a #2 Phillips drive, which means a standard #2 Phillips bit fits the head and transfers torque during driving. The screw is fully threaded along the 4 inch shaft, so every part of the shank that enters the backing material contributes to holding force where the coarse threads engage compatible substrates. Its bugle head geometry is shaped to sink into drywall surfaces when driven appropriately, which supports a surface ready for taping or finishing steps. With a sharp point on the tip, the screw is built to start into suitable materials as it turns, helping installers progress through repetitive fastening patterns on walls, ceilings, or similar assemblies that match the screw size and thread style.
This Wurth #10 x 4 inch bugle head drywall screw fits tasks that call for a longer reach into framing or backing where a fully threaded shank is useful, because the coarse thread form carries along the entire length to grip throughout the depth. Its case hardened construction is suited to powered driving with #2 Phillips bits, giving the head and drive recess structure to handle normal installation torque. The black finish offers easy visual identification against many common construction surfaces, which helps crews spot fastener lines and pattern spacing as they move along a wall or ceiling. Because the head is a bugle style, it is suited to drywall surfaces where a flush or slightly recessed head is desired as part of the finishing process.
The fully threaded design of this drywall screw supports consistent pull-down along the joint, because every engaged thread works to draw the drywall or panel tight against framing when used in appropriate material. The sharp point reduces walking at the start of drive on suitable substrates, helping installers hit layout marks accurately and repeat the pattern across a room. A #2 Phillips drive head connects directly with common Phillips #2 bits, which supports repeatable alignment between bit and recess and helps reduce cam-out when the correct bit is used. Case hardened construction supports the screw during high-speed driving cycles, so the head and shank are built to stay intact under normal screw gun torque as each fastener is seated to depth.
The screw is a Wurth #10 x 4 inch bugle head drywall screw, giving a longer reach for fastening where a 4 inch length and #10 diameter are appropriate.
The coarse thread runs fully along the shank, so as the screw drives into compatible materials it pulls the workpieces together and spreads holding strength through the depth.
The screw uses a #2 Phillips drive, so standard #2 Phillips bits engage the head and transfer torque during powered or hand driving on the job.
The bugle head is shaped to seat into drywall surfaces as it is driven, which helps create a surface that can be finished as part of normal drywall work.
Being fully threaded means threads run the entire 4 inch length, so every embedded section of the screw contributes to gripping the backing material.
Case hardened construction gives the screw a hardened outer layer, helping the head and shank withstand typical driving loads during installation.
This Wurth #10 x 4 inch bugle head drywall screw pairs a fully threaded, coarse thread shank with a sharp point, a #2 Phillips drive, and case hardened construction, giving installers a fastening option that supports controlled driving and solid engagement in suitable materials. The black finish and bugle head profile support drywall-focused workflows where visual identification and a seatable head shape matter. For projects matching the size, drive style, and thread form of this screw, it offers a consistent fastener choice for repeatable fastening patterns across the job.
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