#8 x 7/8" Zinc Plated Steel Phillips Flat Head Wood Screws
These 8 x 7/8 Phillips Flat Wood Screws from Midwest are crafted from zinc-plated steel to offer excellent corrosion resistance and long-lasting strength. Featuring a countersunk flat head, they sit flush with wood surfaces, providing a clean, professional finish while evenly distributing clamping force. The precision-cut steel threads deliver superior holding power in softwoods, hardwoods, and composite materials, making them highly reliable for various woodworking tasks. Designed for smooth and efficient driving, the zinc plating reduces friction, allowing these screws to penetrate wood with ease. Ideal for woodworking projects that require both durability and a neat appearance, these screws ensure secure fastening with minimal surface disruption. Whether for furniture assembly, cabinetry, or general wood construction, these screws provide dependable performance and enhance the overall quality of your work.
Features
- Made from zinc-plated steel, these screws resist corrosion while maintaining strength for reliable, long-lasting performance in wood applications.
- Ideal for woodworking projects that demand both durability and a clean finish, these screws ensure secure fastening with minimal surface disruption, enhancing the overall quality and appearance of your work.
- Countersunk flat head sits flush with the wood surface, distributing clamping force evenly for a neat, professional appearance.
- Precision-cut threads in steel provide excellent holding power in softwoods, hardwoods, and composite materials.
- Zinc plating reduces friction, allowing the screws to drive smoothly and efficiently into wood.
Specifications
- Head Type: Flat
- Thread Type: Coarse
- Tariff Code: 7318.12.0000
- Scale: Standard
- Class: BW
- Subclass: WS
- Product Line: GF
- Material: Steel
- Color: Silver
- Country of Origin: China
- Length: 7/8"
- Finish: Zinc Plated
- Thread Size: 15
- Nominal Size: #8 x 7/8 in.
- Drive Type: Phillips
- Drive Size: #2 Phillips

















































