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Meistergram Zig Zag Machines
Zig-Zag Single-head Machines Parts Books (B2000 and Meistergram):
These monogram machines with zig-zag sewing machine heads were produced under the Meistergram name, and eventually under the B2000 label.
B2000 Barudan nameplate with Mark 5 trimmer. Table top tubular XLC
B2000_parts.pdf
M2000 (Meistergram) Table top tubular XLC with VGA monochrome monitor
Parts book not available.
M900XLC Tubular (Meistergram) 2nd version of 900XLC built from 1995-1999, with serial numbers starting at 95112F- with tubular arm system.
900XLC_parts_ver_2.pdf
Supplement with Trimmer parts for either M900XLC model
900XLC_Trim_parts.pdf
M900XLC (Meistergram) Original 900XLC built from 1991-1995, with serial numbers below 95112F- without tubular arm system.
900XLC_parts-ver_1.pdf
M800XLC (Meistergram) XLC cylinder arm, with monitor and floppy disk. This model sold from 1989-1991
M800XLC_parts.pdf
M800XLM (Meistergram) XLM, with monitor and detachable keyboard. 1988-1989
M800XLM_parts.pdf
M800 (Meistergram) Meistergram model, with monitor and detachable keyboard. 9"x9" sewing area. (1988-1989)
M800_parts.pdf
M700 (Meistergram) Model with JNS sewing head, ~9"x9" sewing area, built-in keyboard, , micro-cassette tape 1983-1988
M700_parts.pdf
M700XL (Meistergram) Meistergram model, with XLM sewing head, built-in keyboard, large sewing field, micro-cassette tape. (1984-1988)
M700XL_parts.pdf
M600XL (Meistergram) Meistergram model, with XL sewing head (18" x 9" sewing field) separate control console with keyboard, micro-cassette tape, 1982-1984
Parts book not available.
M600 (Meistergram) Meistergram model, with 9" x 9" sewing field, separate control console with keyboard, micro-cassette tape, ~1979-1984
Parts book not available.
M100-J M80-J (Meistergram)
M100-JNS M80-JNS (Meistergram)
Meistergram monogram machines. M100 has a multi-ratio pantograph and uses phenolic letter templates, M80 is free-hand embroidery machine. Two different sewing heads were used, "J" and "JNS." Produced 1970's thru the 1980's
M100-J & M80-J_Operation_with_parts.pdf