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seventy LIEBERSEW ™ LIEBERSEW ™ LIEBERSEW CM-101 Blindstitch Walking Foot Machine ™ 20U93 Zig-Zag & Straight Stitch LIEBERSEW ™ CM-500 Portable Blindstitch LIEBERSEW ™ 8700 Straight Stitch Auto Lubrication dropfeed LOCKSTITCH Reverse Feed 5500rpm Horizontal Hook 0.5mm stitch length up to 13mm footlift Needle 16 x 231 LIEBERSEW ™ 1377 LIEBERSEW ™ Multistitch Button Sewer LS9701 Automatic Lockstitch Direct Drive Sewing Machine with Back tack,Footlift & Thread Trim Needle 16 x 231 LIEBERSEW ™ You are guaranteed quality and value when you choose a brand machine. We import from only top factories of each type of machine, and we check each machine before shipping. All machines have a one year warranty. LIEBERSEW LIEBERSEW LIEBERSEW LSW66401CB ™ 737 Serger ™ LS562 Coverstitch ™ CYLINDER COVERSTITCH MACHINE PAgES 4-9 Prices subject to change Toll Free: 1-800-438-0346 • Fax: 1-800-248-2696 • www.bglieberman.com 1 In Memoriam with gratitude for many years of service Our Founder 44 Years 39 Years to our company Jerry Lieberman Billy Lynette Roger Grandy 1924-2011 Passed in 2017 Passed in 2016 B&G LIEBERMAN CO., INC. Here is our dedicated staff! 18 Years 40 Years 30 Years David Barlow Peter Marx Ed Babbitt 67 Years 67 Years 7 Years 32 Years 35 Years Lee Marx Walter Marx Janet Marx Robert Marx Kyle Rakocy 17 Years 11 Years 40 Years 69 Years 28 Years Denise Taylor Tonda Galant Larry Lieberman Marianne Lieberman Tammi Schwerdt 39 Years 16 Years 10 Years 5 Years 1 Year Eric Byers Amy Edwards Aprille Farnsworth Jenny Tran Victoria Indarte 28 Years 30 Years 7 Years 5 Years Charles Neu Bill Stevens Cathy Allen Wanda King B&G LIEBERMAN CO., INC. Dear Customer, We want to thank you and tell you how much we have appreciated your patronage for so many years. You are, and always will be, our most important asset. We want to assure you that your purchases from B & G Lieberman Co., will be handled promptly and courteously. We guarantee your satisfaction always and that your transactions with us will be pleasant. If this is your first order with us, we ask you to please have your credit card ready when you call. May we suggest that you prepare a “want list” so we can serve you more efficiently when you call our order department. Call us: 1.800.438.0346 Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm EST Fax us: 1.800.248.2696 Email us: [email protected] Visit our website: www.bglieberman.com Our catalog as well as our product literature can be viewed on our website. You will find that our prices are always competitive. Your CUSTOMER NUMBER is your ACCOUNT NUMBER . Please have it ready when placing your order. Our minimum order is $50.00 or a service charge of $5.00 applies. Terms of Payment: Shipping: * To set up a charge account (Net 30), please ask for Unless otherwise requested, all supply orders are a credit information form. sent UPS or Fedex. New economical 3-day air * We honor VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, and service is available to our West Coast customers. AMERICAN EXPRESS. This is the quickest way for Machinery over 70 lbs. will be shipped at the lowest our new customers to avail themselves of their good price possible by common carrier. F.O.B. Charlotte credit to get their first order processed. or Factory. B & G Lieberman receives preferential rates and passes these on to our customers. To Return Merchandise Please Note: * Merchandise has to be returned within 30 days. * Merchandise has to be in resalable condition. We have decades of experience shipping ma - * A restocking charge may apply. chines and we have found that our special packing of sewing machine stands and heads ensures safe and undamaged delivery. However, in the unlikely event of damage be sure to note on the trucking bill of lading any damaged parts or cartons. Prices subject to change Toll Free: 1-800-438-0346 • Fax: 1-800-248-2696 • www.bglieberman.com 3 STRAIgHT, ZIgZMAacghin, eW HeAadLs KonIlNy ogr c oFmOpleOteT w it&h s tLanOd aCndK mSoTtoIr. TCH MACHINES Prices include stand and motor. LIEBERSEW ™ LS-9701D-4 $995.00 High Speed Lockstitch machine, built in servo motor, LIEBERSEW ™ - ZJ-0628 WALKINg FOOT MACHINE computerized control panel, automatic direct drive trimming, automatic foot lift, programmable backtacking . Finally an affordable leather machine! Fits in a standard cutout table. It is a top and bottom feeding system with alternating pressure foot lift for sewing leather, synthetic leather, canvas etc. An automatic lubricating system reduces abrasion of the drive JUKI DDL-8100B-7 system. A large hook accommodates a large bobbin. Zipper feet, cord - Direct-drive, ing and welting feet are available options. 1-needle, Lockstitch Head Only $845.00 Complete $1295.00 Machine Needle DPX17 18-24 with Automatic CONSEW 206RB Thread Excellent WALKING FOOT Trimmer machine for sewing leathers and canvas. Also good for heavy blue jeans. Compound Energy-saving servomotor is installed in the direct-drive style. feed moves material along. The energy-saving and highly efficient servomotor is installed in the We have sold hundreds of direct-drive style to transmit power without loss to the sewing machine, these for Cleaning Plants, thereby providing improved responsiveness, quicker start-up and Western stores and increased needle penetration force. Upholstery Shops The compact-sized control box and operation panel Both the compact-sized control box and the operation panel are integrated with the machine head.The machine is provided as Head Only $1,295.00 Complete $1,495.00 standard with the operation panel. Needle DPX17 Complete $1,395.00 LIEBERSEW ™ 20U93 Complete $1,895.00 JUKI DNU-1541S Head Only $1,495.00 LIEBERSEW ZIG-ZAG and STRAIGHT STITCH sewing Single Needle Lockstitch, Unison Feed Machine with New Safety Clutch machine. Our exact copy of the origin1 al SINGER. Both Mechanism. Stitch length up to 8mm, adjustable. Extra high foot lifts up are now made in China. Bed size 15 ⁄2 x 7. 3 needle to 16mm. Large double capacity bobbin. Horizontal axis hook makes it positions. Rotary hook. Needle 135x5 possible to change bobbin without removing work. Automatic hook lubrication. Easy to operate. Needle XPX17 Head Only $645.00 Complete $945.00 ea Prices subject to change 4 Toll Free: 1-800-438-0346 • Fax: 1-800-248-2696 • www.bglieberman.com STRAIgHT STITCH & OVERLOCK BUTTON HOLE MACHINES Prices include stand, servo motor and light. ™ JUKI –LOCK SERg3ERS LIEBERSEW MO623 3 thread $279.00 MO644D ⁄4 thread $299.00 with differential feed HIgH SPEED STRAIgHT STITCH MACH8INE 700 Two thread adapter Head Only $395.00 Complete $595.00 available for all models. • Auto Lubrication Built-in roll hem feature easy lay in thread guides • Dropfeed Lockstitch and stitch bight adjustment. • Reverse Feed Built in light and thread 5500 rpm cutter and safety finger guard. • Horizontal hook Needle (15 x 1) • .05mm stitch length All other Juki models available as well. • Up to 13mm foot lift Industrial type table • Needle 16 X 231 DIRECT DRIVE AVAILABLE available for submerged Made in China setup. (not shown) JUKI DDL-8700 Head Only $495.00 Complete $775.00 $165.00 The industry’s proven workhorse. Single needle lockstitch with reverse. Full Line of JUKI Home Sewing Machines Available Self-oiler with reservoir. Popular for alteration and tailoring. Made in China ® Needle 16 x 231 DIRECT DRIVE AVAILABLE JUKI HZL-80HP-A MULTI-STITCH 20 PATTERN SELECTIONS Needle Threader LED Light Needle: HAX1(130/705H) #9-#16 $495.00 LIEBERSEW ™ BG9820-01 BUTTONHOLE MACHINE The most versatile automatic programable buttonhole machine on the market. Computer panel stores all the different types of buttonhole patterns JUKI DDL-5550 Made in Japan in the memory that you can choose to load. Keyhole with tack at end with or without cut. Can run on 220v or 110v with transformer. Requires compressed Head Only $559.00 Complete $875.00 air. Automatic thread trimming is also a new feature. This machine replaces the Suzuki ECLS SE-200 Extensive Manual and Parts Book Included. $9,900.00 Juki DDL5550N Sewing Machine & Table come mounted on a the table with our servo motor. This Juki sewing machine has low vibration and low noise, the machine head provides the operator with a comfortable work environment. In addition the distance from the machine arm to the needle on the front of the machine head is sufficiently wide to allow easy handling of the sewing material. This machine has high speed stitch - ing performance 5,500 rpm ease of operation, and is very reliable. Great to use on medium weight fabrics. Features include Stitch length of 5mm, presser foot lift, needles bobbin, servo motor and newest LED light included. 60 day warranty from date of pur - chase. The only lockstitch still made in Japan. DIRECT DRIVE AVAILABLE Prices subject to change Toll Free: 1-800-438-0346 • Fax: 1-800-248-2696 • www.bglieberman.com 5 SERgETMRS and BUTTONSEWERS & BUTTON WRAPPER LIEBERSEW -737 JUKI - MO 6800 SERIES High quality industrial serger. High quality industrial serger. Available in 3 thread #6704, Available in 3, 4 or 5 thread, 4 thread # 6714, 5 thread high speed. Made in Taiwan. # 6716, high speed, top of Our mechanics think the line. Self oiling, adjustable highly or this machine. stitch length. Complete with table and motor. Needle DC x 1 SUPER VALUE! 737 $995.00 3 thread 6804 $1,754.00 3 thread 747 $1,095.00 4 thread 6814 $1,843.00 4 thread 757 $1,095.00 5 thread 6816 $1,865.00 5 thread. Made in China Complete with table and motor.
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