Itw Buildex 8N125SPLB/100 Drywall Screw Phillips 100 Pack

Product Description

The ITW BUILDEX 8N125SPLB/100 is a coarse-thread drywall screw designed for fastening drywall panels to wood framing. This screw features a flat head profile with a Phillips drive recess and measures 1.25 inches in overall length with a number 8 thread size. Constructed from Grade 2 steel with a black oxide finish, it resists corrosion during service and countersinks cleanly into gypsum board without tearing the face paper. This package contains 100 screws, suitable for professional drywall installers and finish carpenters working on residential and light commercial interior wall and ceiling applications.

These screws are suited for single-layer drywall installation over wood studs and blocking where standard screw length and thread size are appropriate. The 1.25-inch length is a common choice for attaching 1/2-inch drywall to wood framing. The black oxide finish provides a low-profile, non-reflective appearance and adds a modest layer of surface protection. Sold in a 100-count package, this SKU is practical for smaller jobs or restocking task-specific fastener inventory on the service truck.

Key Features

• Number 8 coarse thread for positive bite into wood framing
• Flat head profile countersinks flush with drywall face without paper blowout
• Phillips drive recess compatible with standard drywall screw guns and bit tips
• Black oxide finish on Grade 2 steel construction
• 1.25-inch overall length suited for 1/2-inch drywall over wood studs
• 100-count package quantity with a minimum order quantity of 1 package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or task fastener for interior drywall installation over wood framing where a number 8, 1.25-inch flat-head Phillips drywall screw is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by drywall installers and finish carpenters using a variable-speed screw gun fitted with a dimpler attachment or a Phillips drywall bit. Power down any electrical circuits running through the framing cavity before fastening panels. Drive each screw to a slight dimple below the drywall surface without breaking the face paper. Follow applicable local building codes for fastener spacing on walls and ceilings.