Value Collection P20314 Quick Release Pin Lanyard 6in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20314 is a quick release pin lanyard designed to secure quick-release and clevis pins in industrial, mechanical, and maintenance applications. The lanyard features a 3/64-inch diameter stainless steel cable with a nylon coating and eye-and-eye end configuration at both terminations. Overall length is 6 inches. The 18-8 stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance in demanding environments. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and industrial service professionals install this type of lanyard to prevent pins from being lost or dropped during operation or service.

This lanyard is suited for use wherever quick-release pins require positive retention — including manufacturing equipment, agricultural machinery, structural assemblies, and general MRO applications. The eye-and-eye end type allows the lanyard to loop through a pin hole and attach to a fixed anchor point on the equipment. The 3/16-inch hole diameter at each eye accommodates standard clevis and cotter pin attachment points common in light-to-medium duty mechanical assemblies.

Key Features

• Eye-and-eye end configuration for flexible attachment at both ends
• 18-8 stainless steel cable construction for corrosion resistance
• Nylon coating on cable helps protect adjacent surfaces and reduces wear
• 3/64-inch cable diameter for lightweight, low-profile retention
• 3/16-inch hole diameter fits standard pin and anchor attachment points
• 6-inch overall length suits typical quick-release pin retention distances

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install lanyard for quick-release and clevis pins requiring a 3/16-inch eye hole and a 6-inch retention cable in industrial and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Installation does not require specialized tools. Loop one eye end through the quick-release pin and the other through a fixed anchor point on the host equipment. Ensure the anchor point is secure and the lanyard does not create a snagging hazard in moving machinery. Inspect the cable and eyes periodically for kinking, fraying, or corrosion and replace if any wear is detected.