Value Collection P20019 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 6 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20019 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins, fasteners, and small components in industrial and mechanical applications. Constructed from 304-grade stainless steel cable with a nylon coating and a galvanized finish, this lanyard measures 6 inches in overall length with a 3/64-inch cable diameter. The eye-and-eye end configuration attaches to both the pin and the mounting point, keeping critical hardware secured and preventing loss during operation or maintenance. Suitable for use by maintenance technicians, assemblers, and field service professionals working in general industrial environments.

This lanyard is suited for use wherever quick release pins require a tether to prevent accidental loss. The No. 10 hole diameter on each eye end accommodates standard pin and fastener sizes commonly found in light to medium-duty assemblies. The galvanized, nylon-coated steel cable resists corrosion and abrasion, making it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor service environments where exposure to moisture or mechanical wear is a concern.

Key Features

• Eye-and-eye end type secures to both the pin and the anchor point
• 304-grade steel cable construction for corrosion resistance
• Nylon coating over galvanized steel cable for added durability and abrasion resistance
• 6-inch overall length provides adequate reach for most standard pin retention applications
• No. 10 hole diameter compatible with common quick release pin sizes
• 3/64-inch cable diameter keeps the lanyard lightweight and low-profile

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or supplemental lanyard for quick release pins using a No. 10 hole eye end in light to medium-duty industrial and mechanical assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or assemblers without specialized tools. Thread one eye end onto the quick release pin and secure the opposite eye end to a fixed anchor point on the equipment. Ensure both eye connections are fully seated before returning the assembly to service. Inspect the cable and connections periodically for signs of kinking, fraying, or corrosion and replace the lanyard if any damage is observed.