✓Every page checked by a hydraulic engineer

Technical Arabic, engineer-checked.

Datasheets, catalogs, manuals and web pages in Arabic and French for pump, irrigation and water treatment equipment. Every technical term, unit and value is checked by a hydraulic engineer before your distributors and buyers in the Arab world see it.

Taqiyeddine Benlahcene

Taqiyeddine Benlahcene
Hydraulic engineer

Pumps and valves in a pumping stationPumpsالمضخات
Center pivot over a wheat fieldIrrigationالري
Reverse osmosis membranes in a water treatment plantTreatmentالمعالجة
Aerial view of center-pivot farms in the desert near Riyadh From Riyadh to Cairo, water and farming projects run on imported equipment, documented mostly in English.

The distributors, installers and engineers who buy and maintain it across the Gulf, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and North Africa read Arabic. In Saudi Arabia, some rules require it on product data too.

What you get every month

One consistent Arabic voice across every document and every distributor.

  • Up to 10 pages, Arabic and/or French
  • Your own brand glossary
  • Engineer review on every page
  • 48-hour tender rush when you need it
€290 / month

or £250, for companies in any country. Starter plan from €160. Month to month, cancel anytime.

See what's included ↗
10pages a month, fixed price
48 htender rush option
2languages: Arabic and French
6+years in water and sewerage engineering

What we write

What we document.

Send us a document ↗

Why an engineer

The right term, not the literal one.

Hover or tap a card. On the front is what a general translator or a machine often writes. On the back is what an engineer in Riyadh expects to read.

Often written
Pump head (max head)
الرأس الأقصى
"head" as in a body part
Engineer-checked
Pump head (max head)
الارتفاع المانومتري الأقصى
The standard Arabic term on pump curves.
Often written
Check valve
صمام الفحص
"check" as in inspect
Engineer-checked
Check valve
صمام عدم الرجوع (الاتجاه الواحد)
Says what it does: stops water flowing back.
Often written
Center pivot
المحور المركزي
"the central axis"
Engineer-checked
Center pivot
جهاز الري المحوري
The machine, not a geometry term.
Often written
Emitter (drip)
باعث
"transmitter"
Engineer-checked
Emitter (drip)
نقّاطة
What installers actually call it.
Often written
Head loss
فقدان الرأس
word for word
Engineer-checked
Head loss
فقدان الضغط
The term used in network design.
Often written
Flow rate (pump)
سرعة الجريان
vague, "speed of flowing"
Engineer-checked
Flow rate (pump)
التدفق
Flow in m³/h, as on every pump datasheet.

Illustrative examples written for this page.

First page of our sample Arabic pump datasheet
✓Engineer-checked
≡Brand glossary kept

What you get

Your Arabic documents, kept right every month.

A fixed monthly price and one consistent voice across every datasheet, catalog and distributor.

Up to 10 pages a month

Datasheets, catalog pages, web pages or installation guides, in Arabic and/or French.

Your brand glossary

Every pump, valve and emitter term stays the same across all documents and distributors.

Engineer review

Every page is checked by a hydraulic engineer with site experience in water supply, sewerage and pumping.

Tender rush

Need Arabic documents for a tender this week? 48-hour rush, priced openly.

Download a sample datasheet (PDF) ↓
Checking drip line data on a tablet in the field

Our rule

A wrong term on a datasheet can mean a wrong pump on site. So every document is checked against your figures and units, line by line.

Pricing

Fixed monthly pricing, engineer included.

Ten pages is about 3,000 words. Agencies charge by the word, and an engineering check of the terms is usually extra or not offered at all.

Monthly plan
€290 / month

or £250 / month. Open to companies in any country.

  • Up to 10 pages a month (about 300 words each)
  • Arabic and/or French
  • Extra pages €25 each · 48-hour tender rush +50%
  • Month to month, cancel anytime
  • Monthly invoice, paid by bank transfer in EUR or GBP
Starter plan

€160 / month (or £140) for up to 5 pages. Same engineer check, same terms. Move up to the monthly plan anytime.

Start with a free datasheet ↗

About 3,000 words a month

Agency, technical ratesup to ~€600
This plan, engineer-checked€290

Agency range: $0.08–0.23 per word for English to Arabic (AI Glot), so roughly €220–600 for 3,000 words. Technical text is usually at the top of that range, and an engineering check is rarely included.

One-off jobs, no plan needed.

Saudi market

Arabic manual & safety pack

from €250 per product

Saudi rules ask for warnings, safety instructions and user manuals in Arabic, or in Arabic and English. We write the Arabic manual, warning texts and nameplate wording for one product, up to 10 pages.

Extra pages €25 each. Arabic content only. We don't issue certificates or deal with SASO for you. Source

Your website

Full Arabic website check

€120 one-off

We read every main page of your Arabic site as a Gulf buyer would, and send a report: each error, where it is, and the corrected Arabic, ready to paste.

Up to 15 pages. Delivered in 5 working days.

Video

Arabic subtitles for product videos

€9 per video minute

Arabic subtitle files (SRT) for your installation, product and training videos, with the same engineer-checked terms as your datasheets.

Minimum €45 per order. Works on YouTube, Vimeo and most websites.

Paid by invoice and bank transfer in EUR or GBP. Ask for a quote ↗

Center-pivot irrigation over a wheat field
Taqiyeddine Benlahcene
Taqiyeddine BenlahceneHydraulic engineer · Algeria

Who checks your Arabic

A hydraulic engineer, not a general translator.

Freelance, based in Algeria · Native Arabic · Professional French & English

  • 6+ years on water supply and sewerage networks, from design studies and tender documents to site work
  • Pumping stations, pressurized pipelines and boreholes, including reception tests of submersible pumps
  • Large agricultural irrigation schemes: center pivots, drip and pressurized conveyance
  • M.Sc. in Urban Hydraulics, with a thesis on anaerobic wastewater treatment (UASB reactor)
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How it starts

How we start.

You see the quality on your own document before you pay anything.

1

Free sample

Send one datasheet or one Arabic web page. We send it back done properly, side by side with what you have.

2

You decide

Like it? We start the monthly plan. Not for you? Keep the sample. It's yours either way.

3

Every month

Send new documents as you need them. We build your glossary as we go.

Questions

What export managers ask us.

Anything else? Email us and an engineer answers, not a sales team.

Our distributor already translates for us. Why pay?

Distributors translate quickly and each in their own way, so the same pump gets different names in different countries. We keep one correct, consistent Arabic version that every distributor can use.

Do you use AI?

Yes, AI helps us draft quickly. Then an engineer checks every technical term, unit and value by hand. That's what makes it safe to publish.

Is Arabic required in Saudi Arabia?

For some products, Saudi rules require Arabic (or Arabic and English) on labels and data (SASO example). It depends on the product, so we'll check your case honestly rather than promise anything.

How fast do you deliver?

Within 5 working days of receiving your files. If a tender can't wait, the 48-hour rush costs 50% more for those pages.

Will you sign our NDA?

Yes, happily, before you send anything. Your documents are only used for your work, never published or shared.

Which file formats do you work with?

Word, Excel, PDF and web pages. We send back the same format. For InDesign catalogs, we send the Arabic text in Word, laid out section by section, ready for your designer.

Who will we work with, and how do we pay?

Directly with Taqiyeddine Benlahcene, a freelance hydraulic engineer based in Algeria. No middlemen. You receive a monthly invoice in his name and pay by bank transfer in euros or pounds, from any country. Nothing is paid upfront: you pay after the first month's pages are delivered.

Which markets is your Arabic written for?

Modern Standard Arabic that reads naturally in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and North Africa. Units and terms follow the standards your buyers already use. For Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and West Africa, we can add French.

What if we're not happy with a page?

Tell us what's wrong and we fix it free, as many times as it takes. If a term in your glossary changes, we update every page that uses it.

Can you do French too?

Yes. French is useful for North and West African markets, and we can deliver both languages from the same English source.

Send one datasheet. Get it back in Arabic, free.

No commitment. You'll see the quality on your own product.

Email us a datasheet ↗

Or write to hello@taqiview.com. We reply within 2 working days.

Engineer adjusting a valve in a pumping station