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Powerscreen Phoenix 1200, Phoenix 1600 Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for a Phoenix 1200 or Phoenix 1600 and you do not have the machine serial number and the exact part number from the factory listing, you are wasting time. I have seen guys spend half a day cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs that list a part that sort of fits, then the bolt holes do not line up, or the material thickness is off. That is not a repair. That is a headache. This Powerscreen Phoenix 1200, Phoenix 1600 Parts Catalog is the factory document that tells you exactly which part goes where, what the Powerscreen part number is, and how to order it. No guesswork.

The catalog runs 106 pages and comes straight from Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd. in Dungannon, N. Ireland. That means the part numbers, the figure references, and the ordering procedures are what the factory uses. Not a reprint. Not a third-party compilation. You open the PDF, find the section, and you have the genuine part number.

I work on heavy equipment. When a bearing goes out on a Phoenix 1200 conveyor, I need the right part number the first time. The manual breaks it down by section: frame, feed hopper, screenbox, hydraulics, electrical, drive. Each section has a figure number, item number, part number, and description. You get the job done without multiple return trips to the parts counter.

Parts Ordering Procedure

Section 9.2 outlines the exact steps Powerscreen expects when you call or email for parts. You must have the serial number from the machine plate. You must state the item number, part number, description, and figure number from this catalog. The manual even gives contact details for Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd. and Terex Crushing Inc. Parts Division. If you skip those steps, the counter guy is going to ask you for them anyway, so do not waste his time.

I have seen orders delayed because a guy said “I need the bearing for the feed conveyor.” That could be three different bearings. This catalog forces you to be specific. That is why OEM documentation wins every time.

General Information: Why Genuine Powerscreen Parts

The first page of the catalog states it straight: only spare parts from the original equipment manufacturer can be relied on for correct material, dimensions, and finish. If you bolt on a non-OEM part and something fails, Powerscreen will not cover the damage. The guarantee becomes invalid. That is not a threat. That is a liability warning. This manual lists genuine Powerscreen parts, so you stay in spec and keep the warranty alive.

Aftermarket parts catalogs often list parts by application but they do not guarantee the material grade. For a machine like the Phoenix 1600 that runs 24/7 in a quarry, an off-spec bushing wears out in half the time. That costs you production. This catalog eliminates that risk.

Index to Spare Parts Listings – Find It Fast

The catalog includes a full index at the back (Section 9.6) that lists every part by name and the figure number where it appears. You look up “tail pulley” and it tells you which figure and which page. That is the difference between a 10-minute search and a 45-minute scroll through PDF thumbnails. The index makes the 106 pages efficient.

Spare Parts Listings – What Each Section Covers

The body of the catalog is broken into sections: 01 through 12, plus sub-sections like 07-02B. Each section corresponds to a major assembly on the machine. For example, section 05 covers the screenbox, section 10 covers the hydraulics. Every part is listed with an exploded drawing or a parts table. You get the part number, the quantity required, and the description. No need to guess what “hardware kit” means – it lists every washer and bolt.

If you are rebuilding a Phoenix 1200 feed hopper, you pull section 03, find the item number, and order the exact bolts and liners. The catalog even notes when a part supersedes to a newer revision. That saves you from ordering an obsolete part.

FAQ – Common Questions from Mechanics and Owners

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams or hydraulic schematics?

No. This is strictly a parts catalog. It lists part numbers and ordering information. For wiring diagrams or hydraulic schematics, you need the separate service manual.

Can I use this catalog to find aftermarket cross-references?

It is not designed for that. It lists genuine Powerscreen part numbers only. If you want to cross to another brand, you will need to take the Powerscreen number to your parts supplier.

What years and models does this cover?

The catalog covers the Phoenix 1200 and Phoenix 1600. No specific year is printed on the cover, but the TOC sections reflect the production run for these models. Check your machine’s serial number against the manual’s general information section.

How do I order parts after I find the number?

Page 9.2 spells it out: state machine type and serial number, then item number, part number, description, and figure number. Then name, address, and delivery method. Call Powerscreen or Terex using the contact numbers on page 9.3.1 or 9.3.2.

You want to get your Phoenix 1200 or Phoenix 1600 back to work with the right parts the first time. That is why this catalog exists. Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing.

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