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Powerscreen TITAN 1800 Parts Catalog – 160 Pages of Factory Part Listings

If you’ve ever bolted a part onto a machine and had it not fit because the part number was off by one digit, you know the frustration. A Powerscreen TITAN 1800 is a piece of heavy equipment that runs on parts that need to be exactly right. This Powerscreen TITAN 1800 Parts Catalog is a 160-page factory document that lists every spare part by number, figure, and description. No aftermarket reinterpretation. No guessing what cross-reference might work. You get the part numbers Powerscreen stamped on the original components.

160 Pages of Factory Part Numbers: What You Get

The catalog is broken into sections indexed from 0102 through 1404, plus an index. Each section corresponds to a specific assembly — hopper, conveyor, screen box, drive, hydraulic tank, etc. Page 2 shows the full table of contents so you can jump straight to the figure you need. Every part is listed with an Item No., Part No., Description, and Fig. No. You order what’s on the page, and it bolts in. That’s the whole point.

Section 9.1 – General Information: Why You Read This First

Page 3 starts with General Information. It tells you that only genuine Powerscreen International parts have the correct material, dimensions, and finish. You get a clear warning: non-genuine parts void the guarantee and can cause damage. This isn’t a suggestion — it’s the manufacturer’s policy. If you’re a shop owner or a mechanic who values liability protection, this page is your justification for insisting on OEM parts. The catalog also explains exactly what information you need when ordering: machine type, serial number, item number, part number, description, figure number, quantity, and delivery method. Nail that down and your order ships without delays.

Parts Ordering Procedure – Section 9.2: Don’t Skip It

Section 9.2 covers the ordering procedure. It’s short — maybe half a page — but if you ignore it you’ll end up with the wrong part. You need to state the machine serial number found on the machine plate or in Section 1 – Technical Information. Then list the Item No., Part No., Description, and Fig. No. from the catalog. This is the same method every dealer uses. Follow it and you eliminate back-and-forth emails.

Genuine Parts Only: The Warning on Page 3

The manual explicitly says: “Spare parts that have not been supplied by Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd., or Terex Crushing and Screening Inc., cannot be relied upon for correct material, dimensions or finish.” That’s not a soft disclaimer. It means aftermarket parts are a gamble on metallurgy and fit. I’ve seen counterfeit bearings fail in 50 hours. You want to avoid that downtime? Use the catalog to order genuine. Your TITAN 1800 was designed around those specs.

Related Manuals for Powerscreen Equipment

If you work on multiple Powerscreen machines, check these other OEM parts catalogs from the same source:

• Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2100X/2100S 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs
• Powerscreen TROMMEL 615 Parts Catalog – 145 Pages OEM
• Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2400 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs

For broader context on heavy equipment maintenance, see this Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog include service procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog — 160 pages of spare part listings, figures, and ordering info. Service data is in the separate repair manual.

How do I identify which figure number applies to my machine?

Look at the table of contents on page 2. Each section (e.g., 0803 for conveyor drive) corresponds to a specific assembly. Cross-reference the figure with your machine’s serial number if needed. The manual states the serial number location in Section 1 – Technical Information. If you can’t find that, call Powerscreen Parts Division with your machine serial and they’ll confirm the figure. The catalog lists contact details in Section 9.3.1 and 9.3.2 for Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd. and Terex Crushing Inc. Use those to verify before ordering.

When you need to order a part for a TITAN 1800, don’t rely on aftermarket cross-reference sheets. Access the Factory Manual — the genuine Powerscreen parts catalog — and get the exact numbers from the source that built the machine.