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Simgasm Mouse Tray

SG-MT
129.27zł

129.27zł

SIMGASM Mouse Tray - Black creates a stable place for computer control directly from the cockpit seat. Its steel construction keeps the mouse within comfortable reach when launching a simulator, changing settings or navigating menus. A durable black coating matches the rest of the rig, while compatibility with every SIMGASM simulator makes it suitable for both new builds and existing setups.


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Keep the mouse where you can actually reach it

Even a small setup change becomes disruptive when the mouse is left on the floor or on a separate desk. The SIMGASM Mouse Tray moves it closer to the seat and provides a permanent place for menu navigation, launchers, telemetry and background applications. There is no need to slide the seat away or lean outside the cockpit whenever a session needs attention. Pointer control remains available before the start and during a quick return to the virtual garage.

A dedicated surface also makes the setup easier to keep organised. The mouse no longer competes with a keyboard, phone or control panel, and it returns to the same location after every drive. It is a modest addition, yet it removes friction from tasks repeated throughout each session. Further options for extending a cockpit are available on the SIMGASM brand page.

 | Black steel SIMGASM Mouse Tray viewed from the front-left side
SIMGASM Mouse Tray work surface showing the arrangement of fixing points

A steel platform made for regular use

Steel construction gives the tray a firmer and more predictable base than an improvised platform beside the rig. The stable surface supports controlled mouse movement while choosing a car, adjusting a strategy or configuring connected hardware. Correctly tightened mounting helps limit unwanted movement, but the final position should also allow the hand and forearm to rest without an awkward angle.

Its black coating helps the shelf blend into a coherent simulator and protects the steel during ordinary use. A soft, slightly damp cloth is the safest choice for routine cleaning; abrasive materials and aggressive chemicals should be avoided. If a particular mouse sensor needs a different surface, or the driver prefers more friction, a suitably sized mouse mat can be placed on top without projecting into the driver's movement area.

Faster access to menus, software and setup tools

Mouse access from the driving position shortens the transition between racing and configuration. It is useful when selecting a server, changing button assignments, opening wheelbase software, reviewing telemetry or operating communication tools. Instead of building a second workstation beside the simulator, essential computer control can remain inside the cockpit. This becomes especially practical in setups with several displays, supporting applications or settings that change regularly.

The tray does not impose one workflow. It can handle a few quick inputs before joining the track or remain in regular use during practice, streaming and lap analysis. Keeping it close reduces unnecessary movement, but it should never obstruct a shifter, handbrake or the path into the rig. Before final tightening, sit in the seat, turn the wheel through its full range and confirm that the tray edge remains clear of the elbow's natural movement.

Front view of the SIMGASM Mouse Tray with its side cockpit attachment
Portrait view of the SIMGASM Mouse Tray and its mounting holes

Keep the mouse where you can actually reach it

Even a small setup change becomes disruptive when the mouse is left on the floor or on a separate desk. The SIMGASM Mouse Tray moves it closer to the seat and provides a permanent place for menu navigation, launchers, telemetry and background applications. There is no need to slide the seat away or lean outside the cockpit whenever a session needs attention. Pointer control remains available before the start and during a quick return to the virtual garage.

A dedicated surface also makes the setup easier to keep organised. The mouse no longer competes with a keyboard, phone or control panel, and it returns to the same location after every drive. It is a modest addition, yet it removes friction from tasks repeated throughout each session. Further options for extending a cockpit are available on the SIMGASM brand page.

Top view of the steel SIMGASM tray with visible mounting hardware

A steel platform made for regular use

Steel construction gives the tray a firmer and more predictable base than an improvised platform beside the rig. The stable surface supports controlled mouse movement while choosing a car, adjusting a strategy or configuring connected hardware. Correctly tightened mounting helps limit unwanted movement, but the final position should also allow the hand and forearm to rest without an awkward angle.

Its black coating helps the shelf blend into a coherent simulator and protects the steel during ordinary use. A soft, slightly damp cloth is the safest choice for routine cleaning; abrasive materials and aggressive chemicals should be avoided. If a particular mouse sensor needs a different surface, or the driver prefers more friction, a suitably sized mouse mat can be placed on top without projecting into the driver's movement area.

 | Vertical view of the black SIMGASM tray and attachment components

Faster access to menus, software and setup tools

Mouse access from the driving position shortens the transition between racing and configuration. It is useful when selecting a server, changing button assignments, opening wheelbase software, reviewing telemetry or operating communication tools. Instead of building a second workstation beside the simulator, essential computer control can remain inside the cockpit. This becomes especially practical in setups with several displays, supporting applications or settings that change regularly.

The tray does not impose one workflow. It can handle a few quick inputs before joining the track or remain in regular use during practice, streaming and lap analysis. Keeping it close reduces unnecessary movement, but it should never obstruct a shifter, handbrake or the path into the rig. Before final tightening, sit in the seat, turn the wheel through its full range and confirm that the tray edge remains clear of the elbow's natural movement.

One accessory for the complete SIMGASM cockpit range

SIMGASM states that the Mouse Tray is compatible with all of its simulators, including Hobby, Club, Sport and Pro cockpit families. It can therefore be planned into a new build or added to a simulator that only needs a better computer-control position. The steel component remains a modular accessory: its placement can follow the seat position, the driver's reach and the arrangement of other side-mounted controls.

The official listing does not publish the usable surface dimensions or a maximum load, so the product should be treated as a mouse tray rather than a general platform for heavy hardware. The stated 230 × 230 × 30 mm measurement describes the box. Check access to the profile slots before installation and make sure the selected position does not interfere with a keyboard or side arm for the shifter. Available structures can be compared under sim racing cockpits.

Parameter Value
Construction
Product type Mouse tray for a simulator cockpit
Manufacturer SKU / shop SKU MT / SG-MT
Material Steel
Colour Black
Finish Durable black coating
Logistics
Box dimensions 230 × 230 × 30 mm
Weight listed by Sim-Shop 3 kg; the manufacturer does not state the tray's separate net weight
Use and compatibility
Intended use Mouse control from the driving position
Compatible structures All SIMGASM simulators according to the manufacturer
Not published
Unavailable parameters Usable surface dimensions, net weight, maximum load and exact positioning range

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1. What is the SIMGASM Mouse Tray used for?

It provides a permanent mouse-control surface beside the cockpit, allowing menu and application navigation without leaving the seat.

2. Does it fit every SIMGASM cockpit?

Yes. SIMGASM declares compatibility with its complete simulator range, including Hobby, Club, Sport and Pro families.

3. Which material is used?

The tray is made from steel and finished with a durable black coating that matches cockpit hardware.

4. What are the tray dimensions?

The manufacturer only publishes box dimensions of 230 × 230 × 30 mm. These should not be presented as confirmed usable-surface dimensions.

5. How much does the Mouse Tray weigh?

Sim-Shop lists 3 kg, but SIMGASM does not provide a separate net product weight. The shop value may be a logistics measurement.

6. Is a separate mouse mat required?

Not necessarily. This depends on the sensor and preferred glide. A correctly sized mat may improve feel and protect the coated surface.

7. Can the tray be placed on either side?

Placement depends on the attachment points of the specific cockpit and its side equipment. Check comfort and clearances before tightening.

8. Can it support heavy equipment?

No maximum load is published. The product should be used for its intended purpose as a mouse tray rather than a general hardware platform.

9. How should the black finish be cleaned?

Use a soft, slightly damp cloth for normal cleaning. Avoid abrasive materials and aggressive chemical products.

10. Which product codes identify this tray?

The manufacturer's SKU is MT, while the Sim-Shop product page uses SG-MT.

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