Blade Fuses & Fuse Holders
ATO, MINI and MICRO2 blade fuses kept apart rather than mixed into one box, plus the in-line holders that go with them. The three formats are not interchangeable, and a mixed assortment that ignores the difference is how a workshop ends up with fuses that will not seat.
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Send a drawing, a sample or an OE number and we quote this part type to it. The selection data below is what the quote is built from.
What decides the price
In order of impactATO, MINI and MICRO2 differ in blade width and pitch. Same amp rating, different socket. Format decides the line before anything else.
A 32 V fuse in a 58 V circuit is not a cheaper fuse, it is the wrong part. Rating and voltage are quoted as a pair.
An in-line holder adds the lead gauge and the sealing. That is where a cheap holder fails first, at the crimp.
Worth checking before you order
A mixed box looks efficient until a job needs ten of one rating. Buy the fast-moving ratings by the hundred and the rest as mixed.
The fuse is rated for the circuit; the holder has to carry that current too. A holder rated below the fuse becomes the fuse.
Selection data
Confirmed per orderQuoted to your specification
Send a drawing or a samplePart numbers for this subcategory are quoted to order. Send the size, grade and finish you need, or a drawing, and we quote against that.
Questions
Can the three formats go in one assortment?+
They can be packed together and they still will not fit each other's sockets. We keep them on separate part numbers.
Do you supply the crimped lead with the holder?+
Yes, with the lead gauge stated. Tell us the gauge you need and it is quoted with the holder.
Send the specification, not the product name.
Grade, size, thread standard and coating are what a quote is built from. A product name alone produces a price that changes twice before the order.