What's the term for a hole with a screw thread?

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I'm replicating a drawer handle that fits on an M4 screw. If you'd look inside the plastic hole, you can see a gold-colored metal tube that has screw threads. That's what the screw screws into.





My question is: What is the technical term for this metal tube? I want to order some of those.






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I'm replicating a drawer handle that fits on an M4 screw. If you'd look inside the plastic hole, you can see a gold-colored metal tube that has screw threads. That's what the screw screws into.





My question is: What is the technical term for this metal tube? I want to order some of those.






screws fastener terminology







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  • M4 threaded bushing
    – Tyson
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  • Possibly a pemnut there are a lot of different brands and styles.
    – Ed Beal
    48 mins ago












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I'm replicating a drawer handle that fits on an M4 screw. If you'd look inside the plastic hole, you can see a gold-colored metal tube that has screw threads. That's what the screw screws into.





My question is: What is the technical term for this metal tube? I want to order some of those.






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I'm replicating a drawer handle that fits on an M4 screw. If you'd look inside the plastic hole, you can see a gold-colored metal tube that has screw threads. That's what the screw screws into.





My question is: What is the technical term for this metal tube? I want to order some of those.






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  • M4 threaded bushing
    – Tyson
    1 hour ago










  • Possibly a pemnut there are a lot of different brands and styles.
    – Ed Beal
    48 mins ago
















  • M4 threaded bushing
    – Tyson
    1 hour ago










  • Possibly a pemnut there are a lot of different brands and styles.
    – Ed Beal
    48 mins ago















M4 threaded bushing
– Tyson
1 hour ago




M4 threaded bushing
– Tyson
1 hour ago












Possibly a pemnut there are a lot of different brands and styles.
– Ed Beal
48 mins ago




Possibly a pemnut there are a lot of different brands and styles.
– Ed Beal
48 mins ago










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That is simply called a threaded insert. It is either first placed into the mold, then plastic injected, or pressed in after the plastic handle is injected. Google images for "threaded inserts for molding".






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    Since it's mounted to something I'd probably go with (female) threaded stud or insert.






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          That is simply called a threaded insert. It is either first placed into the mold, then plastic injected, or pressed in after the plastic handle is injected. Google images for "threaded inserts for molding".







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              Since it's mounted to something I'd probably go with (female) threaded stud or insert.






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                Since it's mounted to something I'd probably go with (female) threaded stud or insert.






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                  Since it's mounted to something I'd probably go with (female) threaded stud or insert.






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                  Since it's mounted to something I'd probably go with (female) threaded stud or insert.







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