OpenPoleMount
The first fully 3D-printable IV pole mounting cradle for the Curlin CMS6000 infusion pump.
Reference Design — Not a Medical Device
These files are provided for informational and educational purposes only. This design is not FDA-cleared or approved. You are responsible for verifying the mechanical integrity of any printed parts before use. Read the full disclaimer →
The Problem
Curlin CMS6000 IV pole mounting cradles are backordered. The bag alternative sent by pharmacies requires a technique that only a few experienced nurses can apply correctly. Many home-healthcare patients need a reliable, easy-to-use mounting solution now.
The Solution
An open-source 3D-printable cradle that any maker can print and any patient can assemble. The mounting section is designed as the OpenPoleMount block — a universal standard for any accessory on a standard home IV pole.
Download
Download STL Files (v1.0.0) View on GitHub
Getting Started
- Print Guide → — material, infill, supports, orientation
- Assembly → — step-by-step mounting instructions
- Safety & Disclaimer → — read before use
Designed For
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Pump | Curlin CMS6000 Infusion Pump |
| Pole | Standard home IV pole (~25mm / 1 inch diameter) |
| Attachment | Printed thumbscrew (included in download) |
Open Source
All designs are released under CERN-OHL-W-2.0 — modifications to these designs must stay open source. Documentation is under CC-BY-SA-4.0.
OpenPoleMount is not affiliated with Curlin Medical, Smiths Medical, or any IV pump manufacturer.