OpenPoleMount — IV Pole Cradle v3

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OSHWA UID

US002864 Project Website

Certification Date

October 03, 2026

Country

United States of America

OpenPoleMount IV Pole Cradle v3 is an open-source, fully 3D-printable equipment cradle for standard IV poles — the current, recommended cradle in the OpenPoleMount line. It is a smaller, more form-fitting redesign built from user feedback on v2, with a pocket sized to hold a compact device (about 125 x 100 x 66 mm printed) while keeping the device's front face accessible. It clamps to the pole with the printed T-handle thumbscrew on the shared OpenPoleMount mounting block, gripping firmly without the pole damage that metal hardware can cause. It prints in PLA, or PETG for a stronger, lighter part. The cradle is general-purpose mounting hardware; it is not a medical device and is not intended to deliver, control, or support medication or therapy.

Version

3.0

Previous Versions


Licenses
Hardware
CERN-OHL-W-2.0
Software
No software
Documentation
CC-BY-SA-4.0
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Project Type
Health
Keywords
IV pole cradle, equipment cradle, form-fitting cradle, pole mount, pole clamp, 3D printed, open source hardware, thumbscrew, OpenPoleMount, PLA, PETG