Imer Combicut 250 VA 10" Wet Tile Saw - 1188164

Imer Combicut 250 VA 10" Wet Tile Saw - 1188164

In 1992, the first Imer Combicut 250 was sold and became the legacy product of Imer USA. This tile saw pioneered the overhead rail tilting head style in the USA tile market. Throughout the years, the Combicut 250 VA has been on the cutting edge of innovation by being the lightest and most accurate overhead rail saw available on the market. Combicut 250 VA is built for the toughest jobs for the tile professional.

Features

• Powerful 1.75 hp, 110 V, 15 amp motor turns the blade at 2800 RPM
• Accurately cut both straight and 45° miter cuts with tilting head and rail system
• 28" cutting length extends to 31" with plunge cut
• Super light for this length of cutting ability at only 72 lb
• Built in laser for accurate long piece cutting
• Removable side table to increase width for large tile
• Includes: miter gauge, laser, removable side table, 10" CR diamond blade for tile, stone and porcelain and square steel folding stand

Specifications

What our Experts Think

• Professional overhead rail cutting system - Designed for precision wet cutting of ceramic, porcelain, stone, and masonry materials, ideal for small to medium tile installation work.
• Compact 10" blade performance - Uses a 250 mm (10") diamond blade delivering clean cuts with a max cutting length of about 28" (up to 31" with plunge cut) for standard tile formats.
• High-accuracy rail + sliding head design - Built with a guided overhead cutting head system on rails, ensuring stable, straight, and controlled cutting with reduced chipping.
• Strong jobsite-ready motor - Equipped with a 1.75 HP, 110V motor running around 2,800 RPM, providing reliable cutting power for continuous professional use.
• Wet cutting with integrated cooling - Includes a water pump and pan system for dust suppression and blade cooling, improving cut quality and extending blade life.
• Portable yet stable design - Lightweight frame (around 72 lb) with folding stand makes it easy to transport while maintaining cutting stability on site.
• Installer-focused precision tools - Comes standard with protractor, side table, and laser guide (on most setups) to improve accuracy for repeatable professional cuts.

Q&A

Q: What is the Imer Combicut 250 VA used for?
A: It is a professional overhead rail wet tile saw designed for precise cutting of ceramic, porcelain, stone, brick, and masonry materials.

Q: What is its blade size?
A: It uses a 10" (250 mm) continuous rim diamond blade for clean, accurate wet cutting.

Q: What is the cutting capacity?
A: It cuts up to 28" (71 cm) straight, and up to 31" (79 cm) with plunge cut capability.

Q: How deep can it cut?
A: Maximum cutting depth is approximately 3.75" (about 95 mm).

Q: What motor does it use?
A: A 1.75 HP, 120V single-phase motor running at about 2,800 RPM for consistent cutting power.

Q: What materials can it cut?
A: Ceramic tiles, porcelain, natural stone, bricks, and similar construction materials.

Q: Does it support angled or miter cuts?
A: Yes, the overhead rail and tilting head system allows precise bevel cuts up to 45°.

Q: Is it suitable for job site use?
A: Yes, it is lightweight (~72 lbs), portable, and includes a folding stand for easy transport and setup.

Q: Does it include water cooling?
A: Yes, it comes with a water pump and tray system to reduce dust and keep the blade cool during cutting.

Q: What makes it popular with professionals?
A: It combines portability, accuracy, and strong cutting capacity in a compact overhead rail design, making it ideal for small to medium tile installation jobs.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean after every use: Remove slurry, tile dust, and water from tray, rails, and sliding head to prevent buildup and maintain smooth travel.
• Flush water system: Clean pump, hoses, and valve regularly so blade cooling stays consistent and prevents overheating or chipping.
• Inspect blade condition: Check 10" diamond blade for glazing or wear; dress or replace when cuts become slow or uneven.
• Keep rail system clean: Wipe overhead guide bars so the cutting head slides smoothly and maintains accurate 45° and straight cuts.
• Check alignment regularly: Ensure cutting head, fence, and protractor stay square to avoid inaccurate cuts on large tiles.
• Tighten all fasteners: Periodically verify stand bolts, side table mounts, and rail clamps for stability during operation.
• Electrical safety check: Inspect cable, switch, and connections before each use—especially in wet working environments.
• Dry storage after use: Drain water tray fully and store in a dry area to prevent corrosion on metal components.