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The Würth #8 x 2" flat head assembly screw gives cabinet shops and installers a reliable coarse-thread fastener sized for the medium-depth joints that come up constantly in cabinet box construction, panel assembly, and carcass work. The Phillips drive, Type 17 Auger point, and underhead nibs work together to seat the screw cleanly and hold it there.
A 2" length covers the joints that show up throughout a typical cabinet build: panel-to-panel connections in a frameless box, face-frame-to-box attachment through combined stock, and drawer-box corner assembly in thicker material. It carries enough thread engagement to hold securely without punching through a panel back or a narrow stile. Shops running melamine-faced particleboard and plywood carcasses will find this length suits the material stack well.
The screw is steel with a black finish that blends into dark cabinet interiors better than zinc-plated alternatives. For indoor cabinet and casework applications, the black coating handles the environment. The Type 17 Auger point is the real driver of installation performance here: the extended flute clears wood fiber ahead of the thread, which lowers driving torque and reduces the splitting risk that comes with dense or layered panel materials. The underhead nibs reinforce that clean-seating story — they relieve material under the head so the flat profile sits flush rather than mushrooming the surface.
Cabinet shops, millwork teams, and production installers burning through fasteners on multi-cabinet runs benefit most from this SKU. The pail format is sized for movement around the shop floor or to the job site without awkward handling. A #2 Phillips bit — the same one already loaded in most shop drivers — runs these without a bit change, which keeps the line moving. This is a coarse-thread screw for engineered panels, softwood, and plywood; for hardwood face-frame joinery where splitting is a concern, a fine-thread screw is the better match.
This coarse-thread screw is at home in plywood, MDF, particleboard, and melamine-faced panels — the engineered materials that make up most frameless cabinet boxes. It is not the right choice for hardwood face-frame joinery, where a fine-thread screw is needed to avoid splitting.
In most cabinet panel materials, yes. The nibs under the flat head mill a clean seat as the screw drives, so the head sits flush without a separate countersink step. On very hard or brittle surfaces, a shallow pilot countersink can improve the result.
The extended flute on the Type 17 Auger point cuts and removes wood fiber ahead of the thread rather than compressing it. That lowers driving torque and reduces the risk of splitting in layered or dense panel material, which matters when you are driving hundreds of screws a day.
No. The black finish is appropriate for dry, indoor cabinet and casework environments. For outdoor use or wet areas, choose a screw with a corrosion-rated coating.
A standard #2 Phillips bit drives this screw. No special bit or changeover is required.
When the joint is right and the screw seats clean on the first pass, the build stays on schedule. The Würth #8 x 2" assembly screw is stocked in a production-ready pail count for shops that need a dependable, no-fuss fastener at this length every day.
Sold In: 3000 Each
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Sold in: 10 Each |  WW614176461 Mfr# 0614176461005 10 | #2 x 1" Phillips Drive Insert Bit (10/Bag) |