Jergens 890224 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 24in Loop End

Product Description

The JERGENS 890224 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins during use and prevent dropped-fastener incidents in industrial and maintenance applications. The lanyard features a loop-and-loop end configuration with a 1/16 inch bare cable diameter and a nylon-coated outer diameter of 1/8 inch. The cable is constructed from grade 300 stainless steel for corrosion resistance in harsh or wash-down environments. At 24 inches in overall length and 0.5 pounds, it is a lightweight retention solution suited for use wherever quick release pins are deployed on equipment, fixtures, or assemblies.

This lanyard is used wherever quick release pins require a tethered connection to prevent loss during removal or servicing. Typical applications include industrial machinery guarding, tooling fixtures, maintenance access panels, and similar installations where pins are frequently inserted and removed. The nylon coating over the stainless steel cable provides abrasion resistance and protects adjacent surfaces from cable wear. This product is appropriate for both production floor and field maintenance environments.

Key Features

• Loop-and-loop end type for direct attachment to quick release pins and anchor points
• Grade 300 stainless steel cable for corrosion resistance in wet or chemical environments
• Nylon-coated cable with 1/8 inch coated outer diameter for abrasion and surface protection
• 1/16 inch bare cable diameter with 24 inch overall length
• Non-galvanized construction - suitable where galvanic contamination is a concern

Compatibility

Designed as a retention lanyard for use with quick release pins in industrial, tooling, and maintenance applications where a loop-and-loop attachment style is required.

Installation Notes

Lanyards of this type are installed by threading or clipping the loop ends to the quick release pin and a fixed anchor point on the equipment. Ensure attachment points are free of sharp edges that could cut or fray the cable over time. Inspect the cable and loop terminations periodically for kinking, fraying, or corrosion, and replace the lanyard if any damage is found. No special tools are required for installation.