Jergens 890220 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 20 in Loop End

Product Description

The JERGENS 890220 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to secure quick release pins and prevent accidental loss during assembly, maintenance, and production operations. The lanyard measures 20 inches in overall length and is constructed from 300-series stainless steel cable with a nylon coating. The bare cable diameter is 1/16 inch, and the nylon coating brings the outside diameter to 1/8 inch. Both ends terminate in loop connections, making it straightforward to attach the lanyard to a pin and to a fixed anchor point. This hardware is commonly specified by maintenance technicians, assemblers, and tool-crib personnel working in industrial environments.

This lanyard is used in industrial and manufacturing settings where quick release pins must remain tethered to equipment, fixtures, or panels. The loop-and-loop end configuration allows the lanyard to be routed through a pin retaining hole or around a bracket and secured without additional hardware. Applications include machine guarding, jig and fixture work, access panel retention, and general tooling setups where dropped or lost pins are a safety or production concern.

Key Features

• 20-inch overall length provides reach for typical panel and fixture pin applications
• Loop-and-loop end type allows direct attachment to pin and anchor without extra hardware
• 300-series stainless steel cable resists corrosion in wet or washdown environments
• Nylon cable coating protects cable and adjacent surfaces from abrasion and wear
• 1/16-inch bare cable diameter with 1/8-inch coated diameter for low-profile routing
• Not galvanized, suitable where galvanizing is incompatible with the environment or finish

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory lanyard for use with quick release pins in standard industrial tooling and fixture applications. Verify loop diameter and pin hole clearance before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or assemblers and requires no special tools. Route one loop end through the retaining hole of the quick release pin and the second loop end through or around a fixed anchor point on the equipment. Inspect the cable and loop ends for kinking, fraying, or deformation before placing the lanyard into service. Replace the lanyard if any visible damage to the cable or coating is found.