About us
We have been designing and commissioning Chestny Znak marking lines since 2017. Our own engineering department and workshop let us build a unit for a specific line rather than an off-the-shelf solution.

What we do
An integrator, not an equipment reseller
We do not sell boxes — we design a configuration for your specific line, speed and material. Our own workshop builds non-standard assemblies, and our own software integrates with 1C without outside developers.
Full cycle
Design equipment supply mounts and assemblies made in our own workshop installation 1C and Chestny Znak integration shift training.
Our own software
PPKLink — the line operator workstation. Registered with Rospatent, certificate No. 2026684210; resident of the IT-park Startup Hub, Kazan.
Our own machine-vision software
PPKVision runs on an industrial camera: code and pack-defect inspection, rejection without an operator.
Geography
Russia and the CIS. Projects delivered at plants abroad together with a Russian importer.
Group of companies
Three arms of one group
Marking, machines and service are different jobs, so they have different sites.
PPKmark — marking lines
Turnkey design and commissioning of Chestny Znak lines, own software and machine vision. This site.
ppk-laser.com — machines
Laser equipment and a public catalogue with prices: ppk-laser.com.
ppk-service.ru — service
Servicing and repair of installed equipment: ppk-service.ru.
Company details
Legal information
Pervaya Poligraficheskaya LLC
Tax ID (INN) 1660283237 · KPP 166001001 · State reg. (OGRN) 1161690168232
Office 17, 3 Shurtygina St., Kazan 420081, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia
Phone: 8 (800) 770-01-71,
+7 (843) 273-13-03
Email: info@ppk-laser.com
We work with and without VAT.
Station quote
Let us scope your line
Only name and phone are required — an engineer takes it from there. You get the station layout, equipment list and price range. Free, within a working day.
Line and equipment already in place, only software needed? PPKLink is sold separately
Want a ballpark figure first? What a station costs