Technical Translations Specialists

International Lexikon, founded in 1993, is a document translation company based in the United States.

The company specializes in the translation of patents:

  • for information and for litigation: from German, French, Spanish and Japanese into English
  • for filing: from English into Korean, Chinese, and Taiwanese

In the fields of:

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Computer Sciences
  • Semiconductors

Because accuracy and quality are essential in translations, International Lexikon works with teams of specialists, such as PhD chemists, lawyers or professionals who are proficient in the document’s field as well as in the language pairs. Clients who need quality translations will understand that these professionals command rates commensurate with their qualifications.






International Lexikon News

The quality of a translation firm cannot be reduced to a certification of conformity to a set of standards.

Providing a quality product or service is a prerequisite for creating a sustainable business, and many manufacturing companies follow systems standards, namely those defined by International Organization for Standards (ISO), that lay out basic requirements to help achieve quality. But quality is easier to control and measure for a tangible product than for an intangible service. Yet, more and more service firms, such as translation firms, are acquiring ISO certification.

What happens to your patent after you send it for translation?

Chemical Patent WO0202055XY002 just arrived on the desk Mr. X at the law firm of X&X. Mr. X is anxious to read it and to find the information he is looking for, but it is written in Japanese. So the next step is to get it translated. Let’s hope Mr. X will send his important patent to a language translation firm with knowledgeable translators, editors, reviewers and proofreaders who will transform it into a beautifully well written, technically correct English version of the original.

What about translation?

“What about translations…? What do you mean do I need a translator or interpreter…? Translation is no rocket science, heck my daughter is taking Spanish in high school she can translate anything, or I can even use a translation program on my computer rather than searching for a translator or translation company and best of all, it won’t cost me a penny.”