Abstract: A box-like case for a miniature fuse comprises a first and second plastic assembling members having the same form, each of the assembling members has a base part provided with a pair of first grooves, a side plate part formed as a unitary one-piece structure as the base part to form a square space together with the base part, a wall part provided at an end surface of the side plate part, where the space is exposed, and projecting from the end surface, and a second groove entering inside from the end surface, the wall part and the second groove is formed such that a position of the wall part of one of the first and second assembling members corresponds to a position of the second groove of the other assembling member when the end surfaces of the base parts of the assembling members are opposed.

Abstract: A box-like case comprises a first and second plastic assembling members having the same form, each of the assembling members has a base part provided with a pair of first grooves, a side plate part formed as a unitary one-piece structure as the base part to form a square space together with the base part, a wall part provided at an end surface of the side plate part, where the space is exposed, and projecting from the end surface, and a second groove entering inside from the end surface, the wall part and the second groove is formed such that a position of the wall part of one of the first and second assembling members corresponds to a position of the second groove of the other assembling member when the end surfaces of the base parts of the assembling members are opposed.

Abstract: A pair of electrodes are provided through a base. A cap and the base constitute a chamber, and are connected to each other by fitting projections provided on the base, into locking grooves formed in the cap. A fuse element is connected to upper portions of the electrodes, located in the chamber, by appropriate means such as soldering or welding. The base is in the form of a rectangle having long sides and short sides. A pair of semi-elliptic air pass holes are formed in substantially central portions of the base along the respective long sides, and opposed to each other.