What does PIVP mean?
PIVP means Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump?
Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump can be abbreviated as PIVP
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What does PIVP stand for? PIVP stands for "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump". |
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How to abbreviate "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump"? "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump" can be abbreviated as PIVP. |
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What is the meaning of PIVP abbreviation? The meaning of PIVP abbreviation is "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump". |
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What is PIVP abbreviation? One of the definitions of PIVP is "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump". |
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What does PIVP mean? PIVP as abbreviation means "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump". |
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What is shorthand of Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump? The most common shorthand of "Permit to Install a Vacuum Pump" is PIVP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VPCAT - Vacuum Pump Controlled Aspiration Thrombectomy
- PTI - Permit To Install
- VP - Vacuum Pump
- VPOF - Vacuum Pump Oil Filter
- CIAA - Conference to Install A
- IVP - Installation of a Vacuum Pump
- PDDCW - Permit to Drill Deepen or Convert a Well
- VPS - Vacuum Pump Station
- VPO - Vacuum Pump Oils
- vpf - Vacuum Pump Fluids
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