#8 x 1-1/2 flat head assembly screw identifies a Würth screw in the #8 diameter and 1-1/2 inch length, so installers get a common size for cabinet and woodworking assembly where that length and gauge are already standard in their builds. The flat head detail means the head sits down into a countersunk hole, allowing faces, edges, or brackets to pull tight without a proud head interfering with hardware, trim, or adjacent parts. The Phillips drive design works with #2 Phillips drive bits, so drivers and bits already on site match the screw and speed up assembly on repetitive runs. The sharp point on this screw starts into material without preformed threads, so it bites quickly and advances into the workpiece with less wandering at the start of the drive. The coarse thread pattern is built to move quickly through material, so fewer rotations are needed to snug parts together on production jobs.
This Würth flat head assembly screw is driven with #2 Phillips drive bits, so drivers set up with that common bit size can run these fasteners without changeovers during cabinet or fixture assembly. The Phillips drive detail allows the bit to center itself in the recess, so installers can start the screw with one hand on a drill in tighter spaces or at awkward angles. The flat head geometry works with countersunk pilot holes, so the head draws down flush with the surface and leaves room for adjacent hardware or joined panels without interference at the joint line. The sharp point at the tip engages material on contact, so starting into stock is direct and controlled as soon as the driver applies torque. The coarse thread configuration moves aggressively through the base material, so the screw pulls parts together rapidly and helps maintain clamping pressure along the joint during assembly.
This Würth #8 x 1-1/2 inch flat head assembly screw in black is categorized by Wurth Baer Supply under Fasteners and Screws, so it aligns with cabinet, woodworking, and general assembly tasks that rely on driven fasteners. The 1-1/2 inch length gives installers reach through face material and into underlying components, so rails, cleats, or brackets can be tied together using a single, known size from stock. The flat head pattern is suited to countersunk applications, so hardware such as hinges or plates can sit over the joint without interference from the head profile. The black finish on the head presents a dark surface, so exposed fasteners can visually relate to dark-toned components, helping maintain a consistent appearance where the head remains visible on the workpiece.
The #2 Phillips drive requirement matches the drive bits specified in the web description, so the bit size is predictable across installation crews and supports consistent torque application on repetitive tasks. The Phillips recess provides a defined engagement zone for the bit, so installers can keep the driver aligned in the screw head and reduce slip while working at typical driving speeds. The sharp point at the leading end of the screw starts cutting its path as torque is applied, so the screw tip enters material directly and supports controlled placement at layout marks. The coarse thread described in the product data advances quickly through substrate, so fewer turns are needed for full seating and joints can be pulled tight with less time at the driver. The case hardened construction resists deformation under driving loads, so the head maintains its shape around the Phillips recess and supports multiple drive attempts if a fastener needs to be adjusted.
The screw is #8 x 1-1/2 inch, so it matches a common fastener size used where a #8 diameter and 1-1/2 inch reach are needed for assembly tasks.
This assembly screw is designed for #2 Phillips drive bits, so installers can run it with standard Phillips driver setups found on most job sites.
The screw has a coarse thread, so it advances quickly into material and pulls components together with fewer rotations during assembly.
The screw uses a sharp point, so the tip bites into material on contact and helps start the drive exactly where the fastener is positioned.
This screw is case hardened, so the surface is designed to resist wear and deformation at the head and shank during normal driving loads.
Wurth identifies this screw as manufacturer part 3670000143961 1000, so that single reference ties directly to this exact size and style.
This #8 x 1-1/2 flat head assembly screw with sharp point, coarse thread, and #2 Phillips drive combines common sizing with job-focused details, so it fits smoothly into cabinet, woodworking, and fixture assembly workflows. The flat head profile suits countersunk holes, so surfaces remain flush for hardware or adjoining parts once driven. The black finish positions the screw for darker projects where visible fastener heads need a dark appearance to coordinate with surrounding components. With clear identification as Würth manufacturer part 3670000143961 1000, specifying and reordering this same fastener for consistent assembly results stays straightforward.
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