PPR
- noun
- Specialized
- The plumber recommended using PPR pipes because they resist corrosion and withstand high temperatures.
Examples
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Due to its durability, PPR is often chosen for both hot and cold water installations.
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Many modern buildings use PPR fittings for their water supply systems.
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The plumber recommended using PPR pipes for better durability.
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Many builders prefer PPR for residential plumbing.
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The plumber recommended using PPR pipes because they resist corrosion and withstand high temperatures.
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Many modern buildings use PPR fittings for their water supply systems.
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Due to its durability, PPR is often chosen for both hot and cold water installations.
Synonyms
A strong, light plastic used to make ropes, containers, and packaging
A strong, light plastic made from propylene used to make containers and car parts
Surface Forms
Etymology
PPR is an abbreviation of polypropylene random copolymer, the full name for a type of plastic used for pipes. The name shows it is a special kind of polypropylene that is strong and heat resistant, which is why it is used for water and heating systems.