Baby Monster PT Actuator

This Baby Monster PT Actuator will give you 150mm of travel for your platform.

This actuator is used for surge or traction loss for any DIY motion platform.

• 150mm lenght of travel
• speed: 250mm/s
• genuine PT Actuator gear model # PT1605-Z150
• power: 600 W
• axis: surge
• force: 800 N

One actuator supplied only.

Need fittings? Contact us. We will be happy to help if we can.

The “Baby Monster” variant is part of PT Actuator’s product portfolio, alongside other series like “Champion” and “Scorpion.” It is a relatively compact, single-actuator unit (i.e. not a full 6DOF rig on its own) — useful for building or upgrading a motion platform, or adding movement on a specific axis. The actuator is engineered to simulate surge motion (e.g. acceleration/deceleration, shifting weight forward/back) or traction slip/loss in racing sims. Compared to full 6DOF (six degrees-of-freedom) setups, using a single actuator like Baby Monster is a more affordable way to get some motion feedback without the complexity or cost of a full motion cockpit. PT Actuator’s product range spans from basic to premium to accommodate different budgets and use cases.

Users report that the actuators deliver very immersive motion sensations — road vibrations, engine rumble, and acceleration/deceleration effects feel much stronger than in standard vibration/bass-shaker setups. For many, the hardware works consistently and feels robust, with few reliability problems over weeks/months. Because PT Actuator offers different tiers (Champion, Baby Monster, Scorpion, etc.), users often start with a more straightforward actuator setup (like Baby Monster) and then upgrade or expand later.

Good candidates for Baby Monster PT Actuator are hobbyists or sim racers building their own rig from scratch who want a starting point for motion feedback without a significant investment. It also appeals to those wishing to add motion feedback (surge/forward-back) to their existing racing/flight simulator seat for improved immersion. It is also favoured by those comfortable with DIY, mounting actuators, wiring, and possibly integrating with motion-simulation software.