ferrule

The bit of metal - the ferrule - near the top of the pencil is brass.

Perhaps you meant "another place where a ferrule is used".

The ferrule is also the name for the joint between the tip and shaft of a pool cue.

It's really my fault that my glasses have been scratched by the ferrules on the ends of umbrellas.

One more meaning the stub at the pointy end of an umbrella is also called the ferrule.

So everywhere you see a ferrule used, it'll not surprisingly be called : a ferrule!

I had to take the headphones apart botched a soldering job and then just put two wire ends in a ferrule as a last resort.

I'm pretty sure the correct translation of Aderendhülse is "insulated wire ferrules".

I use ferrules at the end of jumper wires to make a stronger connection when I put the wire into a spring terminal.

Without seeing the ferrule to ferrule contact it's hard to say if the termination is really dirty.

The mains connection should be clamped in the enclosure and either spade connections or screw terminals or ferrules.

An alternative to standing it on the metal ferrule of the pencil is to wrap another two rubber bands around those a couple of times to form a rubbery "pad.