Technical translations for private individuals, public institutions and companies
What is a technical translation?
Technical translation covers the translation of a wide range of texts of a technical nature. This may be system descriptions, user manuals, product descriptions, safety instructions and much more. Technical texts can therefore be divided into a wide variety of different technical disciplines, each with their own conceptual universe, that varies from language to language. This could include, for instance, everything from IT and electronics to architecture.
Technical translations at Diction
The translation of technical texts requires a technically skilled translator who is familiar with technical terms and is skilled at navigating among the different technical areas in both the target and the source language.
At Diction, we specialise in translating technical texts of various kinds, and it is important for us that you receive an accurate quality translation of your technical text. Therefore, we always select translators and proofreaders on the basis of their technical skills and experience within the particular technical setting associated with your text. You are also welcome to enclose reference material for your translation in the form of, for example, previous translations, photographs of products or other documents that can give our translator an idea of the preferred terminology. We always treat submitted material with the strictest confidentiality, so you can safely send us your technical texts and receive a non-binding quote.
Contact us
Contact us via our form on this website or write to us at [email protected] to receive a non-binding quote for a translation of your technical text. You are also welcome to call us on: +45 2227 2868.
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How Chinese translation helped with the sale of an enormous amber collection
In August 2020, the Danish auction house Lauritz.com was faced with an extensive task. Lauritz.com, the largest auction house in Northern Europe, was responsible for handling the sale of more than 288,000 objects from the bankruptcy estate House Of Amber. This collection, amongst other things, included the world’s biggest piece of amber weighing 47.5 kg. Read about how Diction helped Lauritz sell the collection here.
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