The picture show a graphic of an innovation wich enhances the quality and shortens the working time when milling in metal.

Dot #1 All mechanical work on metal (drilling, milling) brings vibrations to the work piece. These vibrations makes it harder to achieve a high surface quality. Also, the vibrations wear down the tool faster, which brings a need to change the knives in the tool more frequently.
Dot #2 Vibration Damped Palletisation (VDP) is based on a polymer in a thin layer inside the bottom plate of the chuck holding the work piece. The vibrations in the work piece are being transferred down to the thin polymer where they are turned into thermo-energy which is easily cooled off via the bottom plate.
Dot #3 Milling with a VDP-chuck produces less vibrations and therefore provides a higher surface quality. This is also extremely time efficient. Independent tests of VDP have proven as much as 20-40% shorter work time per piece. VDP also gives four times as long life to the tool's knives, as compared to when working without VDP.

Material: The client provided a number of photographs showing their different chuck models and a lot of documentation on performed tests.
Tools: FreeHand 9 to define the contours of the main image. After that, the work was moved to Photoshop for perspective, colouring, surface and shadows.

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