About Us
SDS Translation, Done by People Who Understand Chemistry
Since 2002, we've focused on one thing: chemistry-literate SDS translation for Malaysia and Singapore — not general document translation with a chemical vocabulary bolted on.
We started translating Safety Data Sheets in 2002, back when “MSDS” was still the standard term and every supplier seemed to use a different format. Over two decades — and through the shift to the GHS-standardized 16-section SDS — we've stayed focused on one niche: hazardous chemical documentation for regulated markets.
That focus is deliberate. A mistranslated hazard statement isn't a stylistic error — it's a safety and compliance failure. So instead of routing SDS work through generalist translators, every project goes through chemistry-literate linguists who understand what a flash point, an OEL or a GHS hazard class actually means, backed by QA review against the source document.
Today we work across both Malaysia (CLASS 2013) and Singapore (SS 586), serving chemical manufacturers, importers, distributors and specialty sectors like pharmaceutical, electronics and petrochemical — with over 750 SDS documents translated to date.
23+ yrs
In Business
750+
SDS Translated
100%
Compliance Guarantee
2–3 days
Standard Turnaround
Why Teams Choose Us
Chemistry-First Translation
Hazard statements, CAS numbers and exposure limits translated by linguists who understand the chemistry, not just the language.
Dual-Market Compliance
CLASS 2013 (Malaysia) and SS 586 (Singapore) handled together, so you're not juggling separate vendors per country.
Transparent Pricing
Pricing starts from RM0.35/word, published on the site — you can budget before you ever talk to anyone.
Confidentiality by Default
Every document is treated as confidential business information, with NDAs available on request.
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