Gibraltar LBH-114 Quick-release Pin 1/4 in Ring Handle

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR LBH-114 is a ring-handle quick-release pin manufactured from 4130 alloy steel with a zinc-plated finish. It features a 0.25-inch pin diameter and a 1.5-inch usable length, making it suited for light-duty mechanical assemblies, jigs, fixtures, and fabricated equipment where fast, tool-free pin removal is required. The ring handle allows single-handed operation, which is useful in tight or repetitive-access applications. Installers and fabricators working in maintenance, production, or field service environments reach for this style of pin when quick component swaps or adjustable stop positions are part of the workflow.

This quick-release pin is intended for use in industrial, fabrication, and maintenance applications where a reusable, removable fastener is needed. Typical scenarios include securing guard panels, adjustable fixtures, hinge pins on enclosures, and alignment stops on machinery. The zinc plating provides a basic level of corrosion resistance suitable for indoor or sheltered environments. It is sold individually and is sized in inch measurements.

Key Features

• Ring handle design allows fast, tool-free insertion and removal
• 0.25-inch pin diameter with 1.5-inch usable length
• 4130 alloy steel construction for reliable shear and tensile strength
• Zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance in light-duty environments
• Inch-standard sizing for compatibility with common fabricated hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a standard inch-series quick-release pin for use in mechanical assemblies, fixtures, and fabricated equipment requiring a 0.25-inch diameter removable pin with a 1.5-inch usable length.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — insert through aligned holes and the spring-loaded mechanism locks the pin in place; pull the ring to release. Ensure the receiving holes are sized appropriately for a 0.25-inch pin diameter to maintain a proper fit and prevent unintended release under load. De-energize or lock out any machinery before inserting or removing pins on powered equipment. Inspect the pin and spring mechanism periodically for wear or deformation.