Fritz Werner Combined Horizontal & Vertical milling machine No. 5.160WS. This model was based on the ordinary vertical No. 5.160S and used the same knee and table. The method of converting from vertical to horizontal use was hardly quick and easy, the whole head assembly having to be detached, turned through 180° and bolted back in place
Table 560 x 160 mm with, using power feed, 200 mm of longitudinal travel and, by hand only, 100 mm in traverse and 180 mm vertically.  The standard 16 longitudinal feeds ranged from 4.8 to 150 mm per minute or, optionally, either 9.6 to 300 or 14.4 to 450 mm/min. 16 spindle speeds were available spanning 96 to 3000 r.p.m. Drive came from a 2.1 h.p. motor and, equipped with the overarm and other horizontal equipment, the miller weighed around 600 kg, 100 kg more than the vertical only 5.160S..

Fritz Werner Semi-automatic Horizontal Milling Machine No. 5.160K. This machine was based on ordinary horizontal miller No. 5.160 and used the same knee and table assembly - though with the latter having a longitudinal reduced travel.
Table 560 x 160 mm with, using power feed, 100 mm of longitudinal travel and, by hand only, 100 mm in traverse and 180 mm vertically.  The longitudinal feed was cam controlled* though a worm-and-wheel mechanism, the movement rates being: single-start worm 0,15 to 15 mm minute; 2-start worm 1 to 30 mm minute and with a 3-start worm 1.5 to 45 mm minute. 16 spindle speeds were available spanning 96 to 3000 r.p.m. Drive came from a 1.2 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 450 kg.
*cam-controlled as employed on "Swiss-type" automatic lathes.

Fritz Werner Horizontal Super Finish Milling Machine No. 5.101
Table 820 x 175 mm with, using power feed, a travel of 350 mm of longitudinally and, by hand only, 180 mm in traverse and 350 mm vertically. The 12 longitudinal feeds ranged from 9 to 380 mm per minutes. Drive came from a 2 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 950 kg

Fritz Werner horizontal Production Milling Machine No. 8.103
Table 1250 x 355 mm with, using power feed, a travel of 700 mm of longitudinally and, by hand only, 160 mm in traverse and 350 mm vertically. The 32 longitudinal feeds ranged from 6 to 224 mm per minutes with the option of three other settings: 12 to 448; 18 to 672 and 24 to 896 mm/min. 20 spindle speeds were provided, these spanning 22.4 to 1800 r.p.m. Drive came from a 6.5 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 2200 kg

Fritz Werner Horizontal Production Milling Machine No. 8.101
Table 900 x 300 mm with, using power feed, a travel of 500 mm of longitudinally and, by hand only, 160 mm in traverse and 350 mm vertically. The 32 longitudinal feeds ranged from 8 to 280 mm per minutes with the option of two other settings: 16 to 560 and 24 to 840. 18 spindle speeds were provided, these spanning 45 to 2240 r.p.m. Drive came from a 4.5 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 1700 kg

Fritz Werner Surface Milling Machine No. 2.241
The fixed height, 1000 x 310 mm table could only moved longitudinally through 700 mm under power, the head and cutter providing the vertical and lateral movements - these being, respectively, 290 and 50 mm respectively. The 12 longitudinal feeds ranged from 4.3 to 190 mm per minute with the option of two other settings: 8.5 to 380 and 13 to 570 mm/min. 10 spindle speeds were provided, these being available in a choice of two ranges: 17 to 380 r.p.m. and 34 to 760 r.p.m. Drive came from a 10.1 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 2500 kg

Fritz Werner Duplex Milling Machine No. 4.221
Table 1100 x 265 mm with, using power feed, a travel of 650 mm of longitudinally. The vertical adjustment (the table was supported on a column between the two cutter heads) was by hand through 330 mm with each head able to be moved forwards and backwards on its own slideways. 8 longitudinal feeds were available ranging from 8 to 190 mm per minute in the standard range and with the option of either 16 to 380 or 24 to 570 mm/min. 18 spindle speeds were provided, these spanning 22.4 to 1120 r.p.m. or, optionally, 35.5 to 1800 r.p.m. 45 to 2240 r.p.m. Drive came from a 12 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 2600 kg

Fritz Werner Production Milling Machine No. 8.102A
Table 900 x 355 mm with, using power feed, a travel of 500 mm of longitudinally and, by hand only, 160 mm vertically. A number of accessories was available to bolt to the standard vertical table including a fully compounded tilt and angle table. The cross travel of the milling spindle/overarm assembly was by hand with a travel of 30 mm. 32 longitudinal feeds rates were provided these ranging from 6.3 to 224 mm per minute.
14 spindle speeds were available, these spanning 45 to 900 r.p.m. Drive came from a 6.2 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 2000 kg

Fritz Werner Double Spindle Copying Milling Machine Nos. 2.250 and 3.251
No. 2.250
Table 320 x 225 mm with 320 mm of travel by hand feed only. Cross feed was 400 mm and the distance between the No. 3 Morse taper spindles 380 mm. 4 spindle speeds were provided, these being available in a choice of three sets: 380 to 750 r.p.m.; 600 to 1200 r.p.m.; 1200 to 2400 r.p.m.
Drive came from a 0.5/1.3 h.p. motor and the miller (No. 2.250) weighed around 1100 kg
No. 3.251
Table 400 x 265 mm with 400 mm of travel by hand feed only. Cross feed was 500 mm and the distance between the No. 3 Morse taper spindles 420 mm. 4 spindle speeds were provided, these being available in a choice of four sets: 240 to 480 r.p.m.; 300 to 600 r.p.m.; 480 to 960 r.p.m. and 960 to 1900 r.p.m.
Drive came from a 1.2/2.0 h.p. motor and the miller (No. 3.251) weighed around 2100 kg

Fritz Werner Double Spindle Milling Machine for Turbine Blades No. 2.756
Table 1000 x 325 mm with 700 mm of travel under power. The maximum vertical adjustment of the spindle headstocks was 180 mm and their horizontal adjustment through a range of 30 mm. 12 longitudinal feed rates were fitted ranging from 4.3 to 190 mm/min. The 8 spindle speeds were spanned 34 to 380 r.p.m.
Drive came from a 8.7 h.p. motor and the miller weighed around 3300 kg

Fritz Werner "Special" Milling machine
An example of the special-order milling machine that Werner could build to a customer's particular requirement. This type was designed as a cam-controlled*, "straight-line" machine with 18 spindle speeds, 32 table feed rates and equipped with a 17 h.p. motor. Its intended use was to form high-precision square and elliptical holes in long workpiece. It could also be used - with the spindle slide clamped - or ordinary straight milling.
*cam-controlled as employed on "Swiss-type" automatic lathes.