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This Würth #7 x 5/8" flat head screw is purpose-built for mounting hinges, drawer slides, and cabinet hardware to panel surfaces where a short fastener is required. The 5/8" length is well matched to thin cabinet panels and hardware mounting plates that would be over-penetrated by a longer screw.
The 5/8" length is the right choice when hardware mounting plates sit against thin cabinet panels, narrow stiles, or face-frame stock where a 3/4" or 1" screw would break through the back face or protrude past the substrate. Hinge cup plates, drawer slide brackets, and other factory-drilled hardware mounting points are designed for a screw that engages the panel fully without over-penetrating. This length works consistently in those positions, keeping installations clean and hardware properly seated.
The nickel finish blends into the interior of painted and natural-finish cabinets without drawing attention to the fastener head. It suits the clean appearance expected inside face-frame and frameless cabinetry alike. The flat head countersinks into hardware mounting plates or pre-drilled panel bores to sit flush, so nothing interferes with hinge movement or drawer slide travel after installation. Coarse thread on a #7 shank provides the holding power needed to keep hardware mounting plates firmly located under repeated cycling.
Cabinet shops running production volume need a reliable, consistent screw for hinge and slide installations that keeps hardware tight over the life of the cabinet. A box of 24,000 supports that kind of throughput without constant restocking. Installers working on-site benefit from the same thing: a short flat head screw that self-starts on Phillips, seats flush, and does not slow the installation down. The 5/8" length is also the right call when a client has specified thinner panel construction or when retrofitting hardware to existing cabinetry where panel thickness is fixed.
When the cabinet panel is thin or the hardware plate is countersunk close to the back face, a 3/4" screw can break through. The 5/8" length gives full thread engagement without over-penetrating the panel.
Yes. European hinge mounting plates are pre-drilled for a #6 or #7 screw, and this #7 x 5/8" flat head seats correctly in those holes and pulls the plate snug against the panel face.
Yes. The flat head is intended to seat flush with or slightly below the hardware plate or panel surface so there is no raised head to interfere with hinge movement or drawer slide operation.
A standard #2 Phillips bit. No specialty tooling is needed.
A typical kitchen run of 20 to 30 cabinets can use several hundred hinge and slide screws. At that rate, a box of 24,000 keeps a busy shop stocked for an extended production run without interruption.
When the panel is thin and the hardware plate needs a screw that seats cleanly without over-penetrating, the Würth #7 x 5/8" flat head is the straightforward choice for hinge and drawer slide work.
Sold In: 24000 Each
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