Part matching
Match tubing, fittings, and chip materials using your flow rate, solvent, and connector notes.
London-based microfluidics supply
Microfluidic parts and benchtop equipment for R&D teams.
MicroCD Labs helps research teams source the practical parts behind microfluidic experiments, from tubing and fittings to chips, pumps, and starter kits.
Research use only
Clear parts for lab and R&D workflows.
Microfluidics focus
Built around lab-on-chip, lab-on-disc, and benchtop R&D needs.
Export-aware
Careful review before international shipment.
Simple sourcing
Microfluidics essentials without the supplier maze.
MicroCD Labs focuses on the parts labs reach for again and again: tubing, fittings, chip holders, pumps, sensors, plastic spares, and practical starter bundles. Browse the catalog, add what you need, and send a quote request with your experiment notes.
Catalog
Core parts and equipment
Helpful sourcing
Tell us the experiment. We help match the parts.
If you know your flow rate, tubing size, solvent, chip type, or destination country, include it in the quote request. We can help narrow the options and prepare a sensible parts list for your research setup.
Starter bundles
Package chips, tubing, connectors, and pump options into a simple experimental setup for early trials.
Export review
Review destination, buyer, and product class before non-UK shipments are confirmed.
Ordering clearly
Research supply with careful handling for regulated areas.
Research-use positioning
Catalog items are described for non-clinical research use. Medical, diagnostic, therapeutic, and patient-use claims are not made on this site.
Import and export checks
International orders are quote-only so classification, sanctions, end-use, and customs paperwork can be reviewed before shipping.
Supplier traceability
Quotes can include manufacturer, material, data sheet, compatible connectors, warranty status, and country-of-origin details where available.
Image credits
Open-source catalog imagery.
Request for quote
Build your quote request
Add catalog items, then send the request with your lab details. The email draft goes to MicroCD Labs and includes your selected parts so it is easy to start the conversation.