Jergens 890212 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 12in Loop Loop

Product Description

The JERGENS 890212 is a 12-inch quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins during service, handling, and assembly operations. The lanyard uses a loop-and-loop end configuration that attaches to the pin on one end and to a fixed anchor point on the other, preventing accidental loss or drop. The cable is 1/16 inch diameter stainless steel, grade 300, with a nylon coating that brings the overall coated diameter to 1/8 inch. The nylon coating protects the cable against abrasion and reduces wear on mating surfaces. This hardware is installed by maintenance technicians, assemblers, and field service professionals across industrial and manufacturing environments.

The 890212 lanyard is suited for use with quick release pins in light-duty retention applications where tool or component loss prevention is required. The loop-and-loop end design allows for flexible attachment to a range of pin styles and anchor points without tools. Typical applications include machinery panels, access doors, fixtures, and assembly jigs where pins are removed and reinstalled frequently. The stainless steel construction makes this lanyard appropriate for environments with exposure to moisture, mild chemicals, or outdoor conditions.

Key Features

• Loop-and-loop end type for tool-free attachment to pins and anchor points
• 12-inch overall length provides working reach for most panel and fixture applications
• Grade 300 stainless steel cable resists corrosion in wet or outdoor environments
• 1/16 inch bare cable diameter with nylon coating for a 1/8 inch coated diameter
• Nylon coating protects mating surfaces and extends cable service life
• Non-galvanized construction suitable for use where galvanic coating is not required

Compatibility

Designed as a standard retention lanyard for quick release pins in industrial, maintenance, and assembly applications where a loop-and-loop end attachment is specified.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required to attach a loop-and-loop lanyard to a quick release pin or anchor point. Thread one loop through the pin retaining hole and pass the opposite loop end through it to secure. Inspect the cable and coating for fraying, kinking, or coating damage before each use. Replace the lanyard if any structural damage to the cable is observed.