Value Collection R63264264 Flat Head Wood Screw Brass

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R63264264 is a Number 2, flat head Phillips drive wood screw manufactured from brass. At 3/8 inches overall length with a Number 2 thread size, this fastener is suited for light-duty wood joining, cabinet assembly, and trim work where a flush-mount head is required. The flat head design seats fully into a countersunk hole, leaving a smooth surface. Brass construction provides natural corrosion resistance, making these screws appropriate for applications where moisture exposure or galvanic compatibility with brass fittings is a concern. These are sold in a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces per package.

These screws are commonly used in woodworking, cabinetry, furniture assembly, and interior trim installation. The Phillips drive allows for quick installation with a standard Phillips screwdriver or bit driver. The flat head profile is well suited to countersunk applications where a flush or slightly recessed finish is required. Brass material makes them a practical choice in humid environments such as marine interiors, pool equipment enclosures, or anywhere steel fasteners would be prone to rust or staining.

Key Features

• Number 2 thread size with 3/8 inches overall length for light-duty fastening
• Flat head design seats flush when driven into a countersunk hole
• Phillips drive compatible with standard screwdrivers and bit drivers
• Brass construction resists corrosion in humid or moisture-prone environments
• Sold in lots of 100 pieces, suitable for high-volume assembly tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Number 2 flat head Phillips wood screw for use in general woodworking and light construction applications requiring a countersunk brass fastener.

Installation Notes

Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended when driving screws near wood edges to prevent splitting. Use a Phillips Number 1 or Number 2 bit matched to the drive to avoid cam-out. Do not overtorque brass fasteners as the material is softer than steel and the heads can strip under excessive force.