Jergens 890204 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 4 in Ss

Product Description

The JERGENS 890204 is a stainless steel cable lanyard designed to retain quick release pins in industrial and tooling applications. The lanyard features a loop-and-loop end configuration, meaning both the pin-attachment end and the anchor end terminate in a formed loop. The cable measures 4 inches in overall length with a 1/16-inch bare cable diameter. A nylon coating over the stainless steel strands brings the coated outer diameter to 1/8 inch, protecting the cable from abrasion and reducing the risk of surface marring on adjacent components. Grade 300 stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wash-down and outdoor environments.

This lanyard is used in manufacturing, assembly, and maintenance settings where quick release pins must be secured to prevent loss. Typical applications include fixture tooling, jig assembly, machine guarding, and equipment panels where a retained pin is required by safety or process standards. The compact 4-inch length suits close-clearance installations. It is installed by tooling technicians, maintenance mechanics, and industrial assemblers who work with standard quick release pin hardware.

Key Features

• Loop-and-loop end type - attaches to quick release pin at one end and a fixed anchor at the other
• 4-inch overall length suits close-clearance and panel-mount applications
• Grade 300 stainless steel cable construction for corrosion resistance
• Nylon-coated cable reduces abrasion and protects adjacent surfaces
• 1/16-inch bare cable diameter with 1/8-inch coated outer diameter
• Not galvanized - suitable for environments where galvanizing is incompatible or unnecessary

Compatibility

Designed as a standard retention lanyard for use with quick release pins in industrial tooling and assembly fixtures. No specific pin model or system compatibility was provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools - each loop end is threaded or hooked onto the quick release pin and anchor point by hand. Verify that the anchor point can accept the loop diameter before installing. Inspect the cable and loop ends for deformation or fraying before placing the lanyard in service. Follow applicable facility safety and lockout procedures when working on machinery or tooling that is energized or under load.