Jergens 890208 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 8in Loop Loop

Product Description

The JERGENS 890208 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins and prevent accidental loss in industrial and mechanical applications. It features a loop-and-loop end configuration with an 8-inch overall length. The cable core is 1/16-inch diameter stainless steel - grade 300 - coated in nylon for a finished coated diameter of 1/8 inch. The nylon coating protects both the cable and adjacent surfaces from abrasion and corrosion. This lanyard is typically installed by maintenance technicians, millwrights, or assembly line personnel working with quick release pins on equipment, jigs, fixtures, or tooling assemblies.

This lanyard is suited for use in industrial environments where quick release pins must remain captive during operation or maintenance. The loop-and-loop end design allows attachment to both the pin and a fixed anchor point on the equipment or structure. Applications include machine guarding, fixture retention, and equipment panels where pin loss would cause downtime or a safety hazard. The stainless steel construction with nylon coating makes it appropriate for environments with moisture exposure or washdown conditions.

Key Features

• Loop-and-loop end configuration for direct attachment to pin and anchor point
• 8-inch overall length accommodates typical quick release pin retainer spans
• 1/16-inch diameter grade 300 stainless steel cable core for corrosion resistance
• Nylon-coated cable increases to 1/8-inch coated diameter for surface protection
• Non-galvanized stainless construction suitable for wet or washdown environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style retainer lanyard compatible with standard quick release pins requiring a loop-end cable attachment. Verify pin head geometry and anchor point configuration before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by maintenance or assembly personnel and requires no special tools. Thread each loop end through the designated attachment points on the pin and the anchor before use. Inspect the cable coating and loop ends for wear, fraying, or deformation during routine equipment maintenance. Replace the lanyard if the cable core shows signs of kinking, broken strands, or corrosion at the loops.