Moving and improving for Omicron

Published: 31-Mar-2010
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Omicron Research Limited, the UK distributor for CAMAG and Distek Inc., is excited to announce that it will be based in new premises from April 2010.

Omicron Research Limited, the UK distributor for CAMAG and Distek Inc., is excited to announce that it will be based in new premises from April 2010.

Located in Hungerford, Berkshire, the modern, fully redecorated building will house the office, warehouse and workshop departments of our scientific equipment distribution and support business. For the first time, Omicron’s complete operation will be housed under one roof, providing a more responsive and streamlined service to customers.

A substantial investment has been made into the refurbishment of the new premises and the upgrade of technology, ensuring continuation of the high level of customer service for which Omicron is renowned. With immediate access to the M4, the new location offers staff and clientele a more convenient and professional environment in which to do business.

To coincide with the move the company hase enhanced its website by adding two new functionalities. An extensive parts catalogue is now available on-line, complemented by a new quotation request facility, providing a fast, easy to use service for customers. We invite you to visit and explore our website, www.omicron-uk.com, where you will find information on an extensive range of dissolution, chromatography, spectroscopy, OPLC and capillary electrophoresis products.
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