Value Collection R63260244 Flat Head Wood Screw No 8 Brass

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R63260244 is a Number 8 flat head wood screw with a Phillips drive, sized at 5/8 inches overall length. Made from brass, this fastener is suited for light-duty wood assembly applications where corrosion resistance matters. The flat head design sits flush with the work surface when fully driven, eliminating the need for countersinking inserts. Brass construction provides natural resistance to rust and galvanic corrosion, making it a practical choice for humid or outdoor-adjacent environments. Installers working with finish carpentry, cabinetry, or marine woodwork will find this screw well matched to those requirements.

This screw is designed for general wood fastening tasks in both residential and light commercial settings. Typical applications include interior trim work, cabinet assembly, furniture construction, and wooden fixture installation. The Phillips drive is compatible with standard Phillips screwdrivers and power driver bits. This item is sold in a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces per order, with a package quantity of 1.

Key Features

• Flat head profile sits flush with the surface after installation, no additional hardware needed
• Phillips drive accepts standard Phillips bits and manual screwdrivers
• Brass material resists corrosion and oxidation in moisture-prone environments
• Number 8 thread size is a widely used standard gauge for wood fastening
• 5/8 inch overall length suits thin stock and surface-mount applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Number 8 flat head Phillips wood screw for use in softwood, hardwood, and wood composite applications where a flush-mount fastener is required.

Installation Notes

Install using a Phillips screwdriver or a power driver fitted with an appropriately sized Phillips bit. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended when working with hardwoods or near board edges to prevent splitting. Drive screws until the flat head seats flush with the surface without overdriving into the material. Power down any connected fixtures or equipment before fastening into assemblies that include electrical components.