Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a putting practice device for developing a putting motion for accurately striking a golf ball to a target spot, wherein the putting practice device can be used irrespective of a trajectory and curvature formed by a putter head when striking the golf ball. In addition, the present disclosure includes an auxiliary fastening unit for fastening the putter head to a mounting part.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a putting practice device for developing a putting motion for accurately striking a golf ball to a target spot, wherein the putting practice device can be used irrespective of a trajectory and curvature formed by a putter head when striking the golf ball. In addition, the present disclosure includes an auxiliary fastening unit for fastening the putter head to a mounting part.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus for regulating viscosity of ink, which is installed on a flow path of ink in a printing device for regulation of ink viscosity. The apparatus includes a housing installed on the flow path and having an introduction hole and a discharge hole through which ink is introduced and discharged; a rotary shaft installed in the housing and to which at least one rotating fan is coupled to rotate along with flow of the ink; a sensed member having a sensed body at one end thereof and coupled to the rotary shaft to rotate together with the rotary shaft; and a sensor for sensing the sensed body.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus for regulating viscosity of ink, which is installed on a flow path of ink in a printing device for regulation of ink viscosity. The apparatus includes a housing installed on the flow path and having an introduction hole and a discharge hole through which ink is introduced and discharged; a rotary shaft installed in the housing and to which at least one rotating fan is coupled to rotate along with flow of the ink; a sensed member having a sensed body at one end thereof and coupled to the rotary shaft to rotate together with the rotary shaft; and a sensor for sensing the sensed body.

Abstract: Disclosed is a brake apparatus using magnetic powder which includes first and second brackets faced to each other, a ring-shaped stator installed between the first and second brackets and having a coil therein, a ring-shaped brake fixed spaced apart from an inner circumference of the stator, a rotary shaft rotatably combined to an axial hole formed at a center of the second bracket, a rotator rotatably installed to the rotary shaft with its outer circumference being spaced apart from an inner circumference of the brake, and magnetic powder filled in a space between the inner circumference of the brake and the outer circumference of the rotator.