Value Collection P20025 Quick Release Pin Lanyard

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20025 is a 12-inch quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins, clips, and fasteners in industrial and maintenance applications. Constructed from 304-grade stainless steel cable with a nylon coating and a galvanized finish, this lanyard provides corrosion resistance in demanding environments. The loop-to-loop end configuration allows secure attachment at both ends. With a cable diameter of 3/64 inches, it offers a compact, lightweight retention solution suited for use wherever quick-release pins require a tether to prevent loss during service or operation.

This lanyard is commonly used in light industrial, maintenance, and mechanical assembly environments where quick-release pins must be retained at access panels, guards, covers, and equipment enclosures. It is appropriate for both indoor and outdoor applications where resistance to moisture and mild corrosion is needed. Trades and maintenance personnel working on HVAC equipment, mechanical systems, and industrial machinery will find this a practical retention accessory for panel and access hardware.

Key Features

• 304-grade steel cable construction for strength and corrosion resistance
• Nylon coating over steel cable protects against abrasion and environmental exposure
• Galvanized finish adds an additional layer of corrosion protection
• Loop-and-loop end type allows flexible attachment at both the pin and anchor point
• Compact 3/64-inch cable diameter keeps the lanyard lightweight and unobtrusive
• 12-inch overall length provides adequate reach for most panel and access cover applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose quick release pin lanyard compatible with standard loop-end quick release pins used across light industrial, mechanical, and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools — loop ends thread directly onto the quick release pin and an appropriate anchor point. Inspect both loop ends for deformation or wear before placing into service. Replace the lanyard if the nylon coating is cut or the cable shows signs of fraying. No power shutoff is required for installation, though standard lockout/tagout procedures should be followed if the lanyard is being attached to equipment undergoing service.