Laser beam machining apparatus and corresponding method which em

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21912167, 21912172, 21912184, B23K 2614

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ABSTRACT:
A Laser beam machining is carried out by irradiating beforehand the laser beam along a final locus for a main machining, under such a condition as to obtain an energy density for forming a groove angled to a surface of a work. Thereafter, the laser beam is irradiated to the groove, while changing only the energy density according to a cutting condition to cut the work.

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