English and German to Finnish and Finnish to English and German translations

Finnish translation is the most commonly performed service at ScanLang. We work continuously with our Finnish translation partners to handle orders. Thereby it has proven its worth to have the translation performed by two translators, whereby we have the translated text checked at the end by a native German speaker and revised if necessary.
Finland - an important trading partner
Finland is dependent on exports. The key export sectors are transportation, electronics, forestry, machinery, and chemicals. Not only the GDP, which has been rising for a few years, but also other KPIs such as the importance of innovation, education and competitiveness, which has been confirmed by international assessments, has made the "Country of a Thousand Lakes" into an interesting trade partner.
Germany is still the most important trading partner in Finland. Our translation orders reflect the importance of individual sectors: Finnish producers on the one hand, as well as Austrian and German suppliers on the other, provide process technology and plant engineering in the field of environmental technology. We accompany these projects with our translations, such as the translation the manuals or brochures for example. Especially at our location in Austria, from our translation projects, we see that Finland and Austria are leaders in the field of sustainable technology (waste management, energy generation, process optimisation) and in timber production and processing. With these projects, we have been expanding our specialist terminology and our knowledge for years, which sets us apart from most other market competitors in the translation industry.
Translation juridical texts with certification
Our language services not limited to translate alone, we also optimise the source text at hand. We translate contracts into Finnish and on request, we point out possible interpretation issues on the part of the Finnish-speaking target group. In Finland, contractual clauses are drafted in considerably more detail in the majority of branches. Conversely, Finnish contracts and, above all juridical texts drafted by the authoritative bodies must be adapted to Swiss, Austrian and German target audiences. For example, within the scope of the Austrian officialese and administrative language, there are about 1,300 words that are, for the most part, completely unknown to officials in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Another additional service that sets us apart from most of the service providers: if required, we can also certify translations into and from the Finnish language into and from German.