For a 1A fuse you need a fuse holder that is rated at more than 1A. You also need to specify what voltage that you are trying to fuse. 1. Go to: [https://jlcpcb.com/parts/componentSearch?isSecondLevel=true&name=Fuse%20Holders%20&firstName=Circuit%20Protection](https://jlcpcb.com/parts/componentSearch?isSecondLevel=true&name=Fuse%20Holders%20&firstName=Circuit%20Protection) 2. Click on each of the ones that you think might be suitable. 3. In the info box that opens, find and open the datasheet. 4. Check the current rating and max operating voltage rating. 5. For each fuse holder that meets your requirements check the availability of matching fuse types in LCSC and other reputable component suppliers such as RS, Farnell, DigiKey etc. 6. From that shortlist choose your fuse holder.

@andyfierman Thank you. I found one that should fit the bill.