AILV & K-STONE ENGINEERING / COOPERATION
Clear cooperation connects the people using a facility, the teams delivering the work and the suppliers providing its components. Each brings information that shapes the room and the agreed project responsibilities.

Facility Use and Project Delivery
Facility and operating teams
Room activities, equipment access and ongoing cleaning or maintenance needs come from the facility brief. Keeping that information visible helps the delivery team understand how the space will be used.
Contractors and project teams
Drawings, site interfaces and the agreed installation tasks define the delivery relationship. Changes and decisions need a shared reference so the component and site work remain connected.

Material and Engineering Roles
| Cooperation area | Role in the shared scope |
|---|---|
| AILV materials | Component construction, configuration and product information |
| K-STONE Engineering | Enclosure, equipment and site interfaces within the agreed engineering work |
| Facility/project team | Room-use requirements, project decisions and acceptance references |
| Supplier documentation | Information connected to the actual selected equipment or component |
A Working Relationship with Visible References
Item references, drawing revisions and the agreed work scope connect the cooperation to practical details. A room view, a component photograph and a record each contribute a different part of that discussion.

Company Identity and Contact
The contracting entity
Project quotation and contracting use K-STONE Cleanroom Technology (Jiangsu) Co.,Ltd. AILV identifies the materials business; K-STONE Engineering identifies the engineering scope discussed for the project.
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