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* What happens if you stretch a spring too far? It won’t spring back. The point at which the spring ceases to act like a spring we call its YEILD POINT. (not where it breaks but where it looses elasticity) Bolts also have a yield point and if you go beyond it you might as well have a noodle in the joint. The flange will not seal, the joint will not hold and you may not discover that until too late to prevent a disaster. TIGHTER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER! * What happens if you stretch a spring too far? It won’t spring back. The point at which the spring ceases to act like a spring we call its YEILD POINT. (not where it breaks but where it looses elasticity) Bolts also have a yield point and if you go beyond it you might as well have a noodle in the joint. The flange will not seal, the joint will not hold and you may not discover that until too late to prevent a disaster. TIGHTER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER! * What happens if you stretch a spring too far? It won’t spring back. The point at which the spring ceases to act like a spring we call its YEILD POINT. (not where it breaks but where it looses elasticity) Bolts also have a yield point and if you go beyond it you might as well have a noodle in the joint. The flange will not seal, the joint will not hold and you may not discover that until too late to prevent a disaster. TIGHTER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER! * What happens if you stretch a spring too far? It won’t spring back. The point at which the spring ceases to act like a spring we call its YEILD POINT. (not where it breaks but where it looses elasticity) Bolts also have a yield point and if you go beyond it you might as well have a noodle in the joint. The flange will not seal, the joint will not hold and you may not discover that until too late to prevent a disaster. TIGHTER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER! * What happens if you stretch a spring too far? It won’t spring back. The point at which the spring ceases to act like a spring we call its YEILD POINT. (not where it bre