A nice side benefit of ER collet system for mill toolholder is you can utilize same system for ER tooling blocks & similar for lathe (att pics)
But spend some time reviewing the size you need. Collet capacity is one thing, but the nut size & arbor stickout is another. Holding a little EM in a big nut system sometimes doesn't work well together part & cutting clearance wise - in the mill I'm talking. I bought an ER20 long time ago specifically to hold small diameter EM's & specifically to grip the metric EM's where shank = cutting diameter, different than where shank is typically a more common standard. But they don't make blocks in that 20 size, I think I've seen 25 though. Unless you have a big mill, even ER40 might be big. Consider if you really going to hold a >1" shank in a mini mill. Some people confuse the number (for example 25) as the holding capacity. Doesn't work that way, its related the collet crown. For example ER25 can hold 0.630 so 5/8" nominal. More here
https://www.maritool.com/Collets-ER-Collets-ER25-Collets/c21_56_63/index.html
Import collets are like most things offshore, it really can be a crap shoot on quality & runout. There is no sense having a pos holder or collets with .002" runout IMO. Spend your money once. The problem with a lot of import stuff is they will publish whatever bogus TIR values they think the customers will believe. Sometimes they actually deliver dimensionally & its an awesome deal & sometimes not. So try to choose based on a known good experience or at least some vendor that would be receptive to return.