Jergens 890310 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 10in Ss

Product Description

The JERGENS 890310 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain and tether quick release pins in industrial, tooling, and fixture applications. The lanyard features a loop end and an eye end, allowing it to attach to the pin on one side and anchor to a fixed point on the other. The cable is constructed from 300-series stainless steel with a nylon coating, providing corrosion resistance and a smooth protective outer layer. At 10 inches in overall length and 1/16 inch bare cable diameter, it is a compact retention solution suited for maintenance and assembly environments. Licensed tradespeople and MRO personnel handling jigs, fixtures, and quick-connect tooling typically specify this type of hardware.

This lanyard is used in applications where quick release pins must be retained to prevent loss during equipment changeover, servicing, or production runs. It is commonly installed in manufacturing facilities, machine shops, and industrial assembly lines where pin retention is required for safety or process control. The loop-and-eye configuration makes it straightforward to attach without special tooling in both overhead and horizontal orientations.

Key Features

• Loop end and eye end configuration for secure pin-to-anchor attachment
• 300-series stainless steel cable construction for corrosion resistance
• Nylon cable coating provides a 1/8 inch coated outer diameter and surface protection
• 10 inches overall length suitable for compact retention setups
• 1/16 inch bare cable diameter and 3/16 inch hole diameter for compatibility with standard quick release pin hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style retention accessory for standard quick release pins with a 3/16 inch hole diameter, typical in industrial tooling and fixture applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by maintenance technicians or assembly personnel and requires no special tools. Thread the loop end through the retention hole of the quick release pin before securing the eye end to the anchor point on the fixture or equipment. Ensure both attachment points are fully seated and that the lanyard length does not create a snag or interference hazard in the surrounding work area. Inspect the cable and coating periodically for kinking, abrasion, or corrosion and replace if damage is present.