ABOUT COMBINE NEWS PRODUCT CATALOG VACANCIES CONTACTS check in Forgot your password? > Home > About the Combine > History of the Combine Quick menu Combine history Our achievements reference Information Quality policy Exhibition program Photo gallery Quality policy The Quality Management System of PNK im Kirov OJSC complies with ISO 9001: 2008 , certified by BUREAU VERITAS Certification › Quality policy Our contacts OJSC "PNK im Kirov" Telephone: (812) 318-04-87 sales department (812) 271-05-54 reception Online store technical support : (812) 318-04-93 8 921 593 9054 Call by Skype The address: Russia, 191124, St. Petersburg, st. Krasnoy Tekstilshchik, 10-12, lit. BUT › Location map Brand store "Nevskaya needlewoman" Telephone: (812) 318-03-48, (812) 318-03-49 The address: Russia, 191124, St. Petersburg, st. Krasnoy Tekstilshchik, 10-12, lit. AT › Location map Combine history There are not so many enterprises in Russia that have such a long and glorious history as OJSC “Spinning and Threading Plant named after S.M. Kirov ". And it began in the 19th century with the decision of a German-born Baron Ludwig Stieglitz to invest in Russia in such a business as paper spinning. In October 1833, the Neva paper-spinning factory was founded on the wasteland of the Neva River. The main product of the Nevskaya Paper Spinning Manufactory was cotton yarn - single and twisted, from No. 16 to No. 118. The success of Baron Stieglitz's enterprise has been repeatedly celebrated at the highest levels. The manufactory was awarded a silver medal and a diploma from the World Exhibition in Paris, and in 1882 it was awarded a diploma from the All-Russian Art and Industrial Exhibition, which gave the right to use the State Emblem of Russia for product labeling. Built in 1888 in the vicinity of a paper spinning mill, the Nevskaya Thread Manufactory soon became the main enterprise for the production of sewing threads in Russia - from the 10th to the 120th label numbers. They were glossy, six additions, and they were given such unusual titles like "Spade", "Dragon", "Shotgun", "Seal", "Sail", "chain" ... Under the brand name "Bear" released extra strong thread etiquette numbers 1, 0, 00. Knitting threads also began to be produced - knitting paper in six folds No. 10, "Crochet" - in four folds of label numbers 40, 50, 60, "Sunflower" No. 40 and embroidery threads - embroidery paper of label numbers 16 and 20 in skeins of thread length 35 and 40 meters, as well as matte and glossy embroidery paper in 12 additions, numbers 24 and 50, with a winding length of 200 yards. In 1911, machine threads # 10 of the "Ruggie" trademark were produced under the "Highest Kindness" sign, which was assigned to high quality goods before the revolution and in 1920-30s. The assortment of sewing threads before the Great Patriotic War was: - threads in six additions, matte, trade marks "Globus-Thomas", "Globus", "Deer", "Seamstress" etiquette numbers from 8 to 120, winding length 100, 200, 500, 1000 yards; - threads in four additions, matte and with dressing, from cotton yarn numbers 22 - 78.5; - threads in three additions of the trade marks "Deer", "Airplane", "Seamstress", "Rooster", "Horseshoe", "Yolka" , from 10 to 50 numbers, length of winding 200, 500, 1000 yards; - extra strong threads in nine and six folds with the application of a dressing and in four additions, glossy, trade mark "Neva" . JSC "PNK im Kirov" was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor and the October Revolution - for production achievements, the introduction of progressive labor methods and success in the implementation of complex mechanization. In 1976, the combine for the first time in Russia mastered and introduced into production a new type of product - reinforced threads. They were made by connecting a polyester fiber (lavsan) rod and a cotton braid of such trade numbers as 44ЛХ, 65ЛХ, 36ЛХ, 100ЛХ, 200ЛХ. Gradually, the plant was redesigned to produce synthetic threads instead of cotton. In the 1990s, reinforced threads were produced not only of the LH brand (lavsan + cotton), but also LL (lavsan + lavsan), LS (lavsan + siblon). To date, the brand of OJSC “Spinning and Threading Plant named after CM. Kirov "is widely known. The assortment produced includes sewing, knitting, embroidery threads and yarns. To ensure waste-free production, the plant organized the production of non-core products, including mattress cases, blankets, pillows, hosiery, and ropes. Sewing and shoe threads are produced reinforced (12 trade numbers), cotton (5 trade numbers), polyester (5 trade numbers). At the same time, the sewing threads of each trade number can have several types of packaging (cylindrical bobbins, conical bobbins, etc.), different winding lengths (from 100 to 30,000 meters) and up to 424 colors. Ниточные изделия.Гордостью комбината является уникальная технология химической обработки – мерсеризация - придающая ниткам для рукоделия блеск, яркость, устойчивость окраски к воздействию солнечных лучей и стирке. Сегодня ОАО «ПНК им Кирова» является единственным в России производителем мерсеризованных ниток для вышивания «Мулине», вязальных ниток «Ирис», «Нарцисс», «Жасмин», «Лотос», «Роза», «Ромашка», «Камелия» из 100% высококачественного хлопка. Из 100% хлопка также производятся такие торговые марки как «Снежинка», «Сирень», «Лилия», «Фиалка», из хлопка в сочетании с вискозой – «Мальва», «Азалия». В последние годы стали выпускаться льносодержащие нитки – «Кудельница», «Огонёк». Каждое ниточное изделие, как и швейные нитки, может иметь несколько видов паковки (клубки, коконы, конуса, мотки), длин намота (от 20 до 5 000 м), множество цветов (96 цветов по ниткам для вязания и 495 цветов по вышивальным ниткам «Мулине»), из них также формируют наборы. Все ниточные изделия применяются как для ручного вязания, на спицах и крючком, так и машинного. Пряжаfor weaving and knitting purposes is produced by ring (carded and combed) and rotor spinning. It can be cotton and blended, single-thread and twisted, in a harsh, bleached and dyed form, waxed. © 2013 JSC "Spinning and threading plant named after S. M. Kirov ". Contact Information