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Technical & Engineering Translation

A terminology-consistent, safety-accurate translation that stays usable as-shipped — same layout, same diagrams, same part numbers.

from €101.15 incl. VAT per 500 words (€85.00 net)

Technical & Engineering Translation

Who it's for

  1. 01 A manufacturer needing a user manual or installation guide translated for an export market.
  2. 02 An engineering firm needing a specification or technical report translated with consistent terminology across hundreds of pages.
  3. 03 An exporter needing a safety data sheet (SDS) translated to the standard the destination country requires.
  4. 04 A patent holder or attorney needing a patent application or filing translated with exact technical terminology.

What's included

Format
Digital PDF; original file formats preserved where supplied editable
Terminology glossary build
Optional add-on (+€226.10 incl. VAT / +€190.00 net) — we build and hand over a bilingual term glossary from your document set, so future updates stay consistent
DTP / layout rebuild
Optional add-on (+€82.11 incl. VAT / +€69.00 net) — the translated text is rebuilt into the original layout (diagrams, tables, callouts intact)
Revision policy
One free round of revisions for scope-conforming corrections within 14 days
QA steps
Technical specialist translator → independent reviser → terminology consistency check → delivery

Packages & prices

technical

Technical translation block — 500 words

Consistent terms, layout kept intact.

  • Technical specialist translation
  • Independent revision
  • Digital PDF delivery
Turnaround
Terminology glossary build
DTP / layout rebuild

€101.15

incl. 19% VAT (€85.00 net)

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technical

Technical translation block — 2,000 words

For longer manuals and specifications.

  • Technical specialist translation
  • Independent revision
  • Digital PDF delivery
Turnaround
Terminology glossary build
DTP / layout rebuild

€362.95

incl. 19% VAT (€305.00 net)

See full package details →

How it works for this service

01

Send

Send the document, file format, and any existing glossary.

02

Confirm

We confirm scope, price, and whether glossary or DTP add-ons fit your document set.

03

Translate

A technical specialist translates with terminology consistency checked across the whole document.

04

Deliver

Delivery in your original layout, on the confirmed date.

Your document goes to one specialist translator in the right field — never split across a queue of freelancers to hit a deadline. A second, independent linguist checks the finished translation before it reaches you. Nothing ships after a single pass.

A certified translation is stamped and signed by a translator who has been publicly appointed and sworn — or authorised — by a German court, not by Translation Road as a company. That's what a Standesamt or Ausländerbehörde actually checks for, and it's the only kind of certification we deliver.

Your documents are used for one purpose: preparing your translation. They're not shared beyond the translator and reviser working on your order, and they're deleted from our active systems once your order is complete and any statutory retention period has passed.

We confirm your exact price and delivery date before you pay, not after. Standard delivery is 2–3 business days; if your deadline is tighter, express delivery in 24 hours is priced and available at order — not negotiated by phone.

If a translator's availability changes after you order, you hear it from us the same business day — not on the day your document is due. And if a named authority rejects a certified translation because of an error on our part, we correct it at no charge.

Terminology consistency is checked across your entire document set, not paragraph by paragraph — the same part number or safety term reads the same way on page 4 and page 140.

Service FAQ

Yes — choose the DTP/layout rebuild add-on and we deliver the translation rebuilt into your original document structure, not as plain text.

It captures your document's terminology into a bilingual reference file you keep and reuse for future updates and other translators.

Yes — one terminology reference is maintained across the whole project so the same term translates the same way throughout.

Send us your source format (Word, InDesign, XML, etc.); we'll confirm what we can preserve when we quote.

Yes, with exact technical terminology — for jurisdiction-specific patent formatting, request a quote so we can confirm requirements.

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