Value Collection P20021 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 6 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20021 is a quick release pin lanyard with a loop-and-loop end configuration, designed to retain quick release pins and prevent loss during installation, maintenance, or equipment operation. 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 cable diameter of 3/64 inches. It is suited for industrial, mechanical, and trade applications where a lightweight, corrosion-resistant tethering solution is required. Machinists, millwrights, maintenance technicians, and field service professionals commonly use this type of lanyard to secure pins on machinery, panels, and equipment assemblies.

This lanyard is used in applications where quick release pins must remain attached to the equipment after removal. The loop-and-loop end type allows the lanyard to connect between a pin and a fixed anchor point on a machine frame, panel, door, or guard. It is appropriate for both light industrial and commercial maintenance environments. The compact 6-inch length keeps the pin within reach without excessive slack, making it practical in tight or congested workspaces.

Key Features

• Loop-and-loop end type for direct attachment to quick release pins and anchor points
• 304-grade steel cable for corrosion resistance and durability
• Nylon-coated cable reduces abrasion and protects adjacent surfaces
• Galvanized finish provides additional protection in moisture-prone environments
• 3/64 inch cable diameter offers a lightweight, low-profile tethering solution
• 6 inch overall length keeps retained pins close to the installation point

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose quick release pin lanyard compatible with standard loop-end quick release pins used in industrial and mechanical assembly applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools. Thread one loop end through or around the quick release pin head and attach the opposing loop to a fixed anchor point on the equipment frame or adjacent structure. Ensure both loop connections are fully seated before placing the equipment back into service. Inspect the cable and loop ends periodically for signs of wear, kinking, or corrosion and replace if any deformation is found.