Blum #8 x 2" Pan Head Wood Screw Phillips Drive - Sharp Point Coarse Thread Nickel, 26184782 - 1000/Box

A Reliable Pan Head Wood Screw Built for Cabinet Hardware Installation

The Blum #8 x 2" pan head wood screw is a coarse-thread fastener with a Phillips drive and sharp point, designed for wood-to-wood fastening in cabinet assembly, hardware mounting, and general millwork applications. Packed 1000 to the box, it is well suited for shops that move through hardware installation at volume.

Key Features

• Pan head profile provides a broad, flat bearing surface that bears against the material face without requiring a countersink.
• #2 Phillips drive engages standard driver bits and is compatible with the tooling found in virtually every shop and on every job site.
• Coarse thread sized for wood substrates, providing strong pull-out resistance in solid wood, plywood, and cabinet panel stock.
• Sharp point self-starts in wood without a pilot hole in most softwood and sheet-goods applications.
• Nickel finish gives the screw a clean, neutral appearance suited to interior cabinet environments.
• 1000 pieces per box keeps production lines and busy installation crews stocked without constant reordering.

Where This Screw Fits the Work

A pan head screw is the right choice when the fastener needs to bear against a surface rather than sit flush within it. The broad, flat underside of the pan head distributes the clamping load across the material face, making it a natural fit for mounting cabinet hardware, attaching drawer guides, securing mounting brackets, and any application where a protruding head is acceptable or desirable. The 2-inch length gives sufficient thread engagement through a face panel and into a substrate behind it, or through hardware mounting plates and into cabinet-box stock. Coarse threads grip effectively in the wood fiber matrix of solid lumber, cabinet-grade plywood, and MDF.

Finish and Construction

The Nickel finish provides a clean, consistent appearance in interior cabinetry settings where exposed fastener heads are visible inside the cabinet box or on hardware mounting surfaces. This is an indoor fastener suited to dry, climate-controlled environments. The steel construction with Nickel finish is matched to the demands of cabinet manufacturing and installation work where corrosion is not a concern but a professional appearance matters.

Who Reaches for This Screw

Cabinet shops running production lines benefit most from the 1000-piece pack: the count supports a full run of installs without mid-job shortages. Installers hanging kitchen and bath cabinets on site will find the Phillips drive universally compatible with the tools already on the truck. The pan head and sharp point combination makes this screw quick to place and drive, with no separate countersinking step required. Designers and homeowners sourcing hardware for a single project can draw from the same box and store the remainder for the next job.

Common Questions

The Right Count for the Job at Hand

A box of 1000 keeps production moving through cabinet builds and hardware installations without running short, so the work stays on schedule from the first hinge to the last drawer slide.