Founded in 2010, our core business is the manufacture and supply of state-of-the-art digital microscope cameras at cost-effective prices. Over the years we have expanded our product range to include our Macro-imager, microscopes (we have our own brand called Yenway), microscope to camera c-mount adapters and LED fluorescence illumination. Please click on an image below for more information or contact us.
Testimonials:
"Micropix have been very helpful in finding a solution for our specific needs. They wrote customised software based upon our requirements and supplied the whole system – Olympus microscope, high-end camera, software, PC and large screen TV – at a very reasonable price. They have visited several times since the installation to ensure full training has been given and to ensure the system is working to our satisfaction."
Emma Nye
Operational Lab Head, Experimental Pathology Lab, Frances Crick Institute – Cancer Research UK
"Micropix worked closely with our department to develop a system that incorporated all our requirements and additional functions that our consultants found helpful. The Micropix system is user friendly and excellent training and support is always available."
Maria Haynes
Dissection Room Lead. Maidstone Hospital
"Micropix have been nothing short of a revelation for us. Previously we had elaborate microphotography systems, but the camera set-up we purchased from Micropix is excellent. Easy to use, quick and simple whilst still giving good quality, high resolution images is precisely what both we as a department and the researchers from across the institute needed and have continued to benefit from."
David Essex
Department of Eye Pathology. UCL Institute of Ophthalmology
"Micropix helped us to update our microscopes with high performance cameras / software and this year they have installed an LED light source for our fluorescent microscope. Micropix have been very helpful, returning several times to train staff to get the most out of the equipment. We are really pleased with the service they provide and look forward to working with them in the future."
John Elliot
Laboratory Technician, University of Surrey
