Name of 32mm fuse

[Softus]

Does this 32mm fuse have an official name/designation?

 

[vsynth]

Looks like an HBC 32mm ceramic type could be 'F' (fast acting) or 'T' (anti surge).

Nothing stamped onto the metal end sections?

 

[jj4091]

Any help? http://www.anglia.com/cooper/datasheets.asp

 

[securespark]

Looks like one of the internal fuses out of my Alphatek...

 

[Spark123]

or a microwave

 

[securespark]

Hmm. Never delved into a Microwave...

 

[Spark123]

Good old magnetecs!
We use a lot of that size fuse in equipment such as power supplies, klippon/din rail fuse holders etc. Without knowing what size/type and what is it out of you can't really ID a new one.

 

[empip]

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[ricicle]

Good old magnetecs!.

Surely you mean magnetrons

 

[plugwash]

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Yeah it does but so do loads of other fuses with totally different specs.

Without information on either what is printed on the end caps or what it is supposed to go inside we can't really help much.