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The Quickscrews #6 x 5/8" Truss Head Installation Screw is built specifically for mounting European cup hinges and drawer slides inside cabinet panels. The wide truss head seats cleanly over mounting plate holes without pulling through, and the Antique Brass finish coordinates with hardware in matching warm metallic tones. Packed 1000 to the box, it suits shops and installers who need a reliable supply on hand.
Hinge plates and drawer slide mounting brackets have pre-bored holes sized for a #6 screw. The truss head on this screw spans those openings and bears down flat against the mounting plate, holding the hardware firmly without the head pulling through or requiring a countersink in the panel face. The 5/8" length is matched to the job: long enough to grip securely in 3/4" panel material without penetrating the opposite face. This is the length typically called for when mounting hinges and slides to cabinet sides, face frames, and interior panels where over-penetration would damage a finished surface.
The Antique Brass finish gives these screws a warm, aged tone that stays inconspicuous against brass, bronze, and oil-rubbed hardware families. Inside a finished cabinet, visible fastener heads matter, and a mismatched silver screw under a bronze hinge plate draws the eye. Coarse-thread construction in carbon steel drives efficiently into plywood, particleboard, and MDF, the panel materials most cabinet interiors are built from. The sharp point self-starts without a pilot hole, which keeps the installation moving on each hinge cup and slide bracket.
Cabinet shops running production lines and installers working through a kitchen or bath fit-out both burn through installation screws quickly. A 1000-count box covers a significant run of hardware without the interruption of sourcing more mid-job. These screws work in frameless and face-frame cabinetry wherever the hinge or slide manufacturer specifies a #6 mounting screw, and the Antique Brass finish makes them the right call any time the hardware finish calls for a warm metal tone rather than a bright chrome or satin nickel look.
The truss head's extra-wide, low-profile bearing surface spans the pre-bored holes in hinge plates and slide brackets without needing a countersink. A flat head would require a countersink in the panel, and a standard pan head has a smaller bearing diameter. The truss head holds the hardware plate down flat with more surface contact.
Yes. At 5/8", the screw threads fully into the panel and holds without the tip breaking through the opposite face. This is the standard length for mounting hinge plates and drawer slide brackets to 3/4" cabinet sides and face frames.
Yes. Most European cup hinge mounting plates and side-mount drawer slide brackets specify a #6 screw for attachment to the panel. Confirm the mounting hole size on undermount slide hardware, as some undermount systems use a different gauge or require a machine screw for the clip attachment.
No pilot hole is needed in most cabinet panel materials. The sharp point self-starts in plywood, particleboard, and MDF. For installations very close to a panel edge, a pilot hole reduces the chance of splitting.
Antique Brass pairs well with brass, bronze, oil-rubbed bronze, and similar warm-toned hardware finishes. It keeps screw heads inconspicuous under hinge plates and slide brackets in those finish families.
With the correct head, length, and finish for hinge and drawer slide work, this Quickscrews #6 x 5/8" truss head screw removes one variable from the hardware installation and lets the job go straight through without substitutions or mismatched fasteners.
Sold In: 1000 Each