Value Collection P20026 Quick Release Pin Lanyard

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20026 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain fasteners, pins, and small components in industrial, mechanical, and trade service applications. Constructed from 304-grade steel cable with a nylon coating and a galvanized finish, this lanyard measures 18 inches in overall length and features eye-and-eye end terminations on both ends. The cable diameter is 3/64 inches, and the hole diameter is sized for a Number 10 fastener. It is typically installed by maintenance technicians, pipefitters, and mechanical service professionals who need a reliable retention solution for quick release pins on equipment and panels.

This lanyard is suited for light industrial and trade environments where quick release pins require a tethered safety connection. The eye-and-eye configuration allows for straightforward attachment at both the pin and the anchor point. Applications include panel retention, equipment access covers, and machinery guards where pin loss would interrupt service or create a safety concern. The nylon-coated galvanized steel cable provides corrosion resistance appropriate for general shop and field use.

Key Features

• 18 inches overall length for flexible reach in pin retention setups
• Eye-and-eye end type for secure attachment at both anchor and pin
• 304-grade steel cable construction for strength and durability
• Nylon coating over galvanized finish for corrosion resistance
• 3/64 inches cable diameter for lightweight, low-profile installation
• Number 10 hole diameter compatible with standard quick release pins

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose retention lanyard for quick release pins with a Number 10 hole diameter, suitable for standard industrial and mechanical fastener applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or mechanical service professionals using basic hand tools. Ensure the anchor point and pin are free of burrs or sharp edges that could damage the nylon cable coating. Inspect the lanyard for kinks, fraying, or coating damage before placing into service and replace immediately if any defects are found.