At KS, we execute every cleanroom installation with precision and professionalism, fully aligned with project drawings, regulatory standards, and client-specific requirements.
Our core focus: Safety · Quality · Timeliness
Scope of Installation Services
● Pre-Installation Preparation
● Cleanroom Envelope Installation
● HVAC & Utility Integration
● Cleanroom Equipment Installation
● Final Finishing & Handover
Why Choose KS for Installation?
● On-site supervision by certified safety engineers
● Full personal protective equipment (PPE) provided for all personnel
● Strict adherence to safety protocols and international standards
● All major components (panels, HVAC modules, etc.) are pre-fabricated in our factory
● Traditional complex construction is transformed into simple on-site assembly
● Ensures fast progress, consistent quality, and minimal installation error
● A dedicated team of engineers, designers, and logistics specialists
● Ready to respond quickly to any adjustment or change request
● Seamless coordination ensures client satisfaction at every stage
With KS, you don’t just get an installation team—you get a reliable cleanroom execution partner.
Detailed Design Development
Once the planning is approved, we move forward to the detailed engineering stage. At KS, cleanroom designs are categorized into five key domains, each handled by specialists to ensure technical clarity and implementation feasibility.
● Modular wall and ceiling panels
● Hermetic cleanroom doors and flush windows
● Epoxy, PVC, or raised floor solutions
● Support frames, connectors, and mounting systems
● Central cooling systems (chillers)
● Pumps and pressure systems
● Boilers and steam generators
● Process media systems: Compressed Dry Air, Purified Water, WFI, Pure Steam, etc.
● Custom-designed AHUs (Air Handling Units)
● HEPA filtration and air return systems
● Air duct design and routing
● Thermal insulation and noise control solutions
● Cleanroom-grade lighting layouts
● Power sockets, switches, and wiring plans
● Distribution panels and safety controls
● Redundant power backup considerations
● Real-time particle and cleanliness monitoring
● Temperature and humidity regulation
● Air velocity and differential pressure tracking
● System status control (Start/Stop), alerts, audit trails
● Centralized parameter monitoring and historical data logging