An over-current protective device is characterized by comprising: a fuse cover, a fusible body disposed therein, and a first electrode and a second electrode respectively extending from the two ends of the fusible body. A method for fabricating the over-current protective device comprises the following steps: stamping a conductive metal sheet to form a frame with a base having two ends respectively extending as a supporting plate, and soldering a fusible unit containing the fusible body between the supporting plates; disposing the frame having the soldered fusible unit into a mold, putting a polymeric material into the mold for covering the fusible body and the supporting plates, and molding the fusible body into a required shape; taking out the frame covered by the polymeric material and cutting the base off so as to obtain an over-current protective device having two electrode plates extending from two ends thereof.

 
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