Pfaff Model 130 Sewing Machine Parts

The Pfaff Model 130 is one of the most respected vintage sewing machines ever built — a semi-industrial powerhouse manufactured in Kaiserslautern, Germany from 1932 through the mid-1950s. It was among the first home sewing machines to offer variable-width zigzag stitching, and its all-metal construction, smooth rotary hook, and exceptional stitch quality have made it a favorite among restorers, collectors, and serious home sewers alike. Whether your machine is marked "Made in Germany" or "Made in West Germany," the parts in this collection are the correct fit.

We stock a full range of original and replacement parts for the Pfaff 130, including motor belts, feed dogs, bobbin cases, position brackets, presser feet, bobbins, needles, and more. Hard-to-find original parts are listed in excellent condition — sourced, inspected, and ready to install.

Sub-Models & Variations

The Pfaff 130 was produced in several variants. The most common include the Pfaff 130-6, frequently used for general tailoring with a single tension system, and the Pfaff 130-115, which shares the same basic architecture with slight differences in tension and stitch length regulation. Parts in this collection are compatible across the standard 130 family unless otherwise noted in the individual listing.

Presser Feet & Shank Type

The Pfaff 130 uses a standard low-shank presser foot system, making it compatible with a wide range of modern and vintage attachments. Common feet for this machine include zigzag feet, zipper feet, roller feet for leather, and quilting feet.

Needles

The Pfaff 130 uses standard 15x1 (HAx1) needles. Some variants can also accommodate industrial DBx1 needles — check your machine's specifications if you're unsure.

The "Coffee Grinder" Embroidery Attachment

The Pfaff 130 is famous for its optional Automatic 50010 embroidery attachment — nicknamed the "Coffee Grinder" for its distinctive appearance. This cam-driven accessory mounts to the back of the machine and produces up to 54 decorative stitch patterns. If you're restoring a complete 130 setup, this attachment is the crown jewel.

Can't find the part you need? Contact us — we source hard-to-find vintage Pfaff parts regularly and may be able to help.