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PPR

PPR

1 6.7
A strong plastic used for water pipes and fittings
  • noun
  • Specialized
: PPR
  • The plumber recommended using PPR pipes because they resist corrosion and withstand high temperatures.

Examples

  • Due to its durability, PPR is often chosen for both hot and cold water installations.

  • Many modern buildings use PPR fittings for their water supply systems.

  • The plumber recommended using PPR pipes for better durability.

  • Many builders prefer PPR for residential plumbing.

  • The plumber recommended using PPR pipes because they resist corrosion and withstand high temperatures.

  • Many modern buildings use PPR fittings for their water supply systems.

  • Due to its durability, PPR is often chosen for both hot and cold water installations.

Synonyms

polypropylene
vsPPR
  • Specialized
2 6.8

A strong, light plastic used to make ropes, containers, and packaging

is made for durable plumbing and water pipe fittings rather than packaging
polypropene
vsPPR
  • Specialized
1 8.1

A strong, light plastic made from propylene used to make containers and car parts

is used specifically for durable water pipe and plumbing fittings rather than general molding

Surface Forms

PPR singular
PPRs plural

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.