Value Collection P20028 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 18in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20028 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to retain pins, tools, or fasteners in industrial and mechanical applications. Built from 304-grade stainless steel cable with a nylon coating and a galvanized finish, this lanyard resists corrosion and light abrasion in demanding service environments. The loop-to-loop end configuration allows direct attachment to a quick release pin on one end and a fixed anchor point on the other. Overall length is 18 inches with a cable diameter of 3/64 inches. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and assembly professionals use this type of lanyard to prevent pins from being lost or misplaced during equipment service.

This lanyard is suited for use in light industrial, manufacturing, and mechanical maintenance settings where quick release pins must be secured to equipment frames, panels, or fixtures. The 18-inch length gives enough reach for typical panel access and tooling applications. The nylon coating protects the cable from fraying against metal edges and reduces the risk of surface marring on finished components. Both loop ends provide straightforward, tool-free attachment and removal.

Key Features

• Loop and loop end type for direct attachment to quick release pins and anchor points
• 18-inch overall length for flexible reach in panel and equipment service applications
• 304-grade steel cable construction for corrosion resistance
• Nylon coating protects cable and adjacent surfaces from abrasion
• Galvanized finish adds additional corrosion protection for wet or outdoor environments
• 3/64-inch cable diameter keeps profile low while maintaining retention strength

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose retention lanyard compatible with standard quick release pins used in light industrial, mechanical, and assembly applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for attachment. Thread or clip each loop end onto the intended anchor point and quick release pin before placing equipment back into service. Inspect the cable and loop ends for kinking, fraying, or corrosion at each service interval and replace the lanyard if any damage is found. Ensure the anchor point can support the intended load before use.