We are very excited to have moved today to our lovely new offices and workshop in a peaceful rural setting just a few miles from our old location. Please update your contact details and accounts with our new address: The Old Tractor Shed Bunkers Hill Farm Welsh Road Offchurch Warwickshire CV33 9BE
A successful installation of over 40 microscopes for LJMU
We recently provided an installation of over 40 LM-1 Microtec microscopes to a very satisfied Liverpool John Moores University.
IMPORTANT – New email addresses
We have changed our email domain so please update any email addresses that you have with us so that the second part reads @mosemail.co.uk rather than the old @mosmail.co.uk. This will ensure that we get your messages promptly without them getting lost in spam. Thanks
New Inspectis C12
MOS are pleased to offer the NEW Nikon Inspectis C12 Digital Microscope CLICK HERE for more information
Sports Sponsorship
Lewis Williams, Leamington Spa boxer, wearing one of his new tops in preparation for the Haringey Cup Championships from 16th-18th June at The Great Hall Alexandra Palace
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