Value Collection 064110PS Drywall Screw 3in Size 8 Phillips

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 064110PS is a size 8 coarse-thread drywall screw designed for fastening gypsum board to wood or light-gauge steel framing. Built from Grade 2 steel with a black phosphate finish, this screw resists corrosion during installation and provides the friction needed for reliable pull-through resistance. The bugle head countersinks cleanly into drywall face paper without tearing, and the Phillips drive allows fast, consistent installation with a standard screw gun or drill driver. At 3 inches overall length, it is suited for attaching 5/8-inch or double-layer drywall assemblies to wood studs.

This screw is used in residential and light commercial drywall installation. The 3-inch length makes it a common choice when fastening thick single-layer panels or layered assemblies to wood framing. Drywall contractors, finish carpenters, and general construction trades use this fastener for wall and ceiling applications where a consistent, flush-driven finish is required. The black phosphate coating also reduces glare during overhead work, a practical detail for ceiling installations.

Key Features

• Bugle head geometry countersinks flush into gypsum face paper without tearing the surface
• Phillips drive compatible with standard drywall screw guns and drill drivers
• Black phosphate finish provides corrosion resistance and reduces surface glare
• Grade 2 steel construction for consistent shank strength and thread engagement
• 3-inch overall length suited for thick single-layer or double-layer drywall assemblies
• Size 8 shank diameter is the standard for drywall fastening to wood framing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or stock fastener for drywall installation into wood framing, suitable for residential and light commercial construction applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by drywall installers and general construction trades using a drywall screw gun with an adjustable depth-stop clutch or a drill driver with a dimpler bit. Drive the screw until the bugle head sits just below the drywall surface without breaking through the face paper. Avoid overdriving, which compromises holding strength and requires patching. Follow applicable local building codes for fastener spacing on wall and ceiling assemblies.