#8 x 1-1/2 flat head assembly screw gives you a coarse-thread fastener sized for common woodworking and assembly jobs, so installers can tie components together with predictable bite and consistent clamping along the joint. The flat head design seats flush into countersunk holes, which keeps surfaces even where hinges, slides, or panels meet. This screw uses a square drive recess, so #2 square drive bits engage securely and transfer torque with less cam-out during production or installation work. The screw length and coarse thread pattern support pull-together force in thicker material stacks, which helps close gaps when drawing parts tight. The black finish offers a dark fastener appearance, which can visually blend with dark components where exposed heads matter. For repeat work, the consistent #8 diameter and 1-1/2 inch length simplify setup when matching pre-drilled patterns.
The square drive recess on this screw is sized for #2 square drive bits, so drivers seat firmly in the head and let installers transmit torque without frequent bit slippage. The Type 17 auger point is designed to cut its way into the material, which helps the point start in the mark and draw the screw in with less initial resistance. Coarse threads on the #8 body advance quickly through appropriate substrates, which helps tighten components together with fewer turns and supports efficient cycle times. The flat head form allows the screw to sink into a countersunk hole until it sits level with the surface, which keeps mating parts from rocking on raised heads. Case hardened construction keeps the exterior of the screw harder under driving loads, which supports head integrity under the square drive and helps the shank tolerate powered installation.
The #8 x 1-1/2 flat head assembly screw gives fabricators a standard-length fastener that suits many multi-layer build-ups, so one size can serve a range of cabinet and component joints. With coarse threads extending through the working section, the screw creates a strong pull between pieces as it advances, which is useful when pulling slightly bowed parts into alignment. The flat head geometry lets the fastener sit down into a countersunk or drilled recess, helping overlay pieces meet cleanly without interference. Its black finish allows the head to visually recess against darker substrates, which can be useful in exposed interior locations where head color matters. Because the screw is case hardened, installers can run it with drivers at production speeds while the hardened exterior supports the torque needed to seat the head firmly.
The #2 square drive interface works with common square drive bits, so crews can standardize on one bit style and achieve consistent engagement from screw to screw. That positive engagement helps keep the bit centered in the recess, supporting straighter driving and reducing wobble as the screw starts. The Type 17 auger point is designed to cut into the material at the tip, which reduces the effort required to break the surface and helps the screw follow its starting line. As the coarse threads advance, they move the screw forward rapidly, which supports quick clamping of parts and reduces driver run time per fastener. The flat head profile allows the head to compress fibers around the countersink as it seats, aiding tight contact between pieces. With a case hardened body, the screw maintains a hard surface at the head and threads during installation, which supports reliable driving from the first screw through large batch runs.
This Wurth screw is a #8 x 1-1/2 inch flat head assembly screw, which defines the screw diameter and length and helps match it to pre-drilled patterns and material thicknesses.
This assembly screw uses a square drive designed for #2 square drive bits, which allows the bit to seat securely in the head for controlled torque transfer.
This product is longer than 1 inch, so it is threaded two-thirds from the bottom of the screw, which leaves an upper shank section to help draw materials together.
The Type 17 auger point is designed to cut into the material as the screw starts, which supports easier starting and more accurate placement at the mark.
The screw is case hardened, giving it a hardened outer layer that supports the head and threads under driver torque during repeated installation work.
This Wurth assembly screw has a black finish, which provides a dark head color where the fastener remains visible on dark components.
The #8 x 1-1/2 flat head assembly screw with square drive, coarse threads, and a Type 17 auger point gives installers a repeatable fastener for draw-tight joints. The case hardened construction and black finish support production driving and clean visible results on dark workpieces.
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