Value Collection R52000271 Flat Head Wood Screw 8 1.5in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R52000271 is a flat head wood screw designed for fastening into wood substrates in light construction, cabinetry, millwork, and general carpentry applications. Sized at number 8 with an overall length of 1.5 inches, this screw features a Phillips drive recess for use with standard Phillips screwdrivers or drill bits. The brass construction provides natural corrosion resistance, making it suitable for interior finish work and environments where ferrous fasteners are undesirable. It conforms to ASME B18.6.1, the recognized standard for slotted and recessed head wood screws, ensuring consistent dimensional tolerances across the lot.

This screw is well suited for residential and light commercial woodworking, furniture assembly, trim installation, and cabinetry. The flat head profile countersinks flush with the surface for a clean finished appearance. The brass material is a common choice for decorative hardware, marine-adjacent interior applications, and installations where electrical conductivity or magnetic interference is a concern. Sold in minimum order quantities of 100 pieces, this screw is intended for trade buyers and contractors who need reliable volume supply for production or service work.

Key Features

• Number 8 thread size with 1.5 inch overall length for medium-depth wood fastening
• Phillips drive recess compatible with standard Phillips bits and screwdrivers
• Flat head profile designed to countersink flush with wood surfaces
• Brass construction provides corrosion resistance without ferrous reactivity
• Meets ASME B18.6.1 dimensional standards for consistent fit and performance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard ASME B18.6.1 flat head wood screw for use in wood fastening applications requiring a number 8 Phillips drive brass fastener.

Installation Notes

Pilot holes are strongly recommended when driving into hardwoods to prevent splitting and reduce the risk of shearing the screw head. Power-drive at low torque settings to avoid overdriving the flat head below the surface. Brass fasteners have lower tensile strength than steel equivalents and should not be substituted in structural load-bearing connections.