BussmannNO.95BK 95 ATC/ATR Bulk Fuse Assortment

Great selection of fuses for cars. The ATC fuses are PEC brand, Pacific, Made in Japan. Look at the microprint on the top of each fuse, and these all say Pacific on top. The ATR have BUSS on top. I guess Cooper is buying fuses as they can, depending on pricing, availability.After reading the other review, knockoff, etc, I was curious to see if these met specs. I took a 5A fuse from one of the Bussmann kits I purchased together, and put it on my benchtop power supply. Set it to 5Amp, and it did not pop. Curious, I pulled the spec sheet from the manufacturerand saw that the indefinite time spec on the 5A is about 6.2 Amps. I ran my supply current to 7 amp, and it popped is 2 - 3 seconds, as indicated on the data sheet. So the 5A fuse behaved as expected. Not interested in sacrificing more fuses to test each rating.

This is an assortment of genuine Bussman ATC/ATR (mini, regular) sized blade fuses. The two blades are standard thickness as opposed to the thin, nearly transparent metal found on cheaper generics. Very satisfied to have the "real deal" in the parts bin.

As others have said about other "Bussmann" fuse sets reviewed on Amazon, these fuses do not look like the Bussmann fuses I'm used to seeing... they look more like those cheap no-name fuses available on Amazon for much less than these. Also, the "ATC" fuses are NOT ATC (C = closed bottom), they are ATO (open bottom) fuses. The smaller ATM fuses do have closed bottoms. Amazon's product description says "Origin USA" but they are made in Japan (per the box... I'm somewhat dubious of that claim as well). I'm going to contact Bussmann to see if indeed these fuses are fakes.

These are ATO's and ATM's fuses. Nevertheless, these are excellent quality of fuses and the price point the best. I will continue to buy more of these in the future.

This is a nice selection. Does not have all sizes but there is other sets that offer a complete selection of fuses.

I an a mechanic at our excavating company. I have never written a review on anything but decided for these I must. These are NOT the same bussman fuses that are sold in auto parts store. These have stubby internal blades that do not protrude to the top of the fuse. Hold one up to the light and you will see. They are barely held in the plastic body. You will not be able to probe these when installed in a fuse panel. My box went flying into the scrap barrel. I switched our supply bins to littelfuse brand.

Excellent. Great assortment of fuses for automotive needs.

Great selection of both sizes of fuses. Bussman (and Littlefuse) are the only replacements people should be buying. Compared to the no-name knockoff fuses also on Amazon, these are well worth the small extra price.

To start off, I can see no differences at all between the store bought ATM fuses and the ATM fuses out of this kit.However the the ATC/ATO fuses are definitely different.To start the "ATC" fuses out of this kit are actually ATO fuses, which doesn't seem to be a big deal, however bussmann doesn't make ATO fuses, Littelfuse does. The blades inside the body, are super short and do not reach to the top test ports as others have said.The majority of my store bought ATC fuses have a more translucent body to them, where as the ones from this kit are more opaque. That being said, some store bought ones are also opaque, but have full length fuse blades .I'll post some pictures trying to show the difference, all store bought ones are on the left

Great assortment