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NSN 5340-01-568-5884 Steel Wire Rope Lanyard, 12 Inch, 2-Pack, Unused

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Product Overview

Coated Steel Cable Retaining Tethers with Loop and Tab Ends, for Camera Mounts and Quick-Release Pins

Condition

Unused new old stock action camera safety tethers, sold as a 2-pack, and the pictured lanyards are representative of the stock. Each lanyard is a coated steel wire rope with a crimped loop at one end and a flat two-hole metal tab at the other. Stock number: NSN 5340-01-568-5884, CAGE 5UAV6.

Selling online since 1999. It ships from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.

Product Overview

Quick-release pins on military equipment ride on short cable lanyards like these, so a pulled pin stays with the gear instead of on the ground. The same loop-and-tab layout makes a retaining tether for a camera clamp: the tab goes under a mount bolt and the loop goes around a bar or frame.

Key Features

  • Wire rope length 12 inches; 13.25 inches overall with the end fittings
  • Wire rope diameter 0.0468 inch
  • Coated steel wire rope
  • Crimped loop at one end
  • Flat metal tab with two holes at the other end, held by a crimp sleeve
  • Two lanyards per pack

Applications

  • Tethering an action camera mount to a handlebar or roll bar, so a loosened clamp does not drop the camera
  • Keeping a quick-release pin attached to the bracket or panel it locks
  • Retaining a small tool or fixture on a vehicle rack or bench

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the steel cable coated?

Yes. The steel wire rope carries an outer coating, which keeps bare strands off painted and finished surfaces.

Is a camera or mount included?

Not included.

Is the wire rope 12 inches long?

Yes. The wire rope measures 12 inches, and each lanyard is 13.25 inches overall with its loop and tab. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

A lanyard made to keep a pin from wandering off a piece of military gear does the same job for a camera clamp. Put the tab under the bolt, wrap the loop around the bar, and the clamp has a backup.

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