Jergens 890324 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 24in Ss

Product Description

The JERGENS 890324 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins and fasteners in industrial, tooling, and fixture applications. The lanyard features a loop end and an eye end, connecting to quick release pins to prevent loss during operation or maintenance. Constructed from 300-series stainless steel cable with a nylon coating, it measures 24 inches in overall length with a 1/16 inch bare cable diameter and a 1/8 inch coated diameter. The nylon jacket protects the cable and surrounding components from abrasion. This lanyard is installed by maintenance technicians, tooling specialists, and industrial assemblers wherever retained-hardware solutions are required.

This lanyard suits residential and commercial industrial environments where quick release pins must be tethered to prevent misplacement. Typical applications include jig and fixture assemblies, machine guarding panels, access doors, and equipment that requires frequent pin removal and reinsertion. The loop-and-eye end configuration allows secure attachment at both the pin and the mounting structure. The 24 inch length provides adequate reach for most standard panel and fixture setups.

Key Features

• 300-series stainless steel cable construction resists corrosion in wet or industrial environments
• Nylon coating protects cable and adjacent surfaces from abrasion, coated diameter 1/8 inch
• Loop and eye end configuration for secure dual-point attachment
• 24 inch overall length accommodates a wide range of fixture and panel applications
• 3/16 inch hole diameter eye end fits standard quick release pin retaining holes
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds, adds minimal weight to tooling assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style retention lanyard for use with quick release pins in industrial tooling, fixture, and equipment applications requiring a loop-and-eye tether configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or tooling specialists. Ensure the pin and mounting structure are free of load before attaching or removing the lanyard. Thread the eye end onto the designated retention hole and secure the loop end to the quick release pin body per the equipment manufacturer guidelines. Inspect the cable and nylon coating periodically for wear, kinking, or fraying and replace if any damage is found.