That style can be fine, but you need to be able to find a datasheet on it -- the AIC rating has to do with distance the arc has to travel... The standard class T is filled with silica so when the fuse element burns away it fills the space and it absorbs a lot of energy before it can melt.
With the smaller bodies like that one it is usually just vacuum or nitrogen filled and has a much smaller AIC
The lack of a datasheet is the main reason to stick with Littlefuse, bussmann and eaton for brands.... the cheap no-name stuff can be ok, or it can fail.
The kit
@Calvin98 mentioned is a good one .... I haven't seen any kits for less than $55 that I would use myself. The have JLLN series in them.