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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Extends beyond the 28" straight-cut range for larger tile layouts
Moves the cutting head across supported material for controlled, accurate cuts
Pivoting head and tilting beam support straight, plunge, and 45° miter cuts
1.75 HP motor drives the 10" blade at 2,800 RPM
3 GPM pump, water valve, and baffled pan manage water at the blade
72 lb design, folding stand, and side table simplify transport and setup
Product Information
The IMER® Combicut 250VA is a 10" wet tile saw designed for accurate cutting of tile, stone, and porcelain. Its 28" straight-cut capacity extends to 31" with a plunge cut, while the 3.75" maximum cutting depth accommodates thicker material. This practical working range suits small to mid-size projects where precision and jobsite portability both matter.
The cutting head travels along the overhead beam so the material stays supported while the blade moves through the cut. A cast aluminum head pivots on a sealed bushing for smooth plunge cuts, and the beam tilts for accurate 45° miters. The included 180° protractor helps position tile for additional angled cuts.
A 1.75 HP motor drives the included 10" continuous-rim porcelain blade at 2,800 RPM. The high-flow 3 GPM pump, adjustable water valve, and removable 10-gallon pan with baffles manage water at the cutting area. At 72 pounds, this portable tile saw includes a folding stand and side table for a jobsite-ready cutting station.
Common Questions
IMER identifies the Combicut 250 series for tile, stone, and porcelain cutting. This model includes a 10" continuous-rim porcelain blade and uses a 5/8" blade shaft. Select a compatible blade suited to the material and keep the workpiece within the saw's rated capacities.
The saw makes straight cuts up to 28" and reaches 31" when using its plunge-cut capability. Maximum cutting depth is 3.75". This working range makes the Combicut 250VA suitable for small to mid-format pieces and thicker materials that fit within those rated limits.
Yes. The overhead rail saw supports straight, plunge, angled, and miter cuts. Its cast aluminum cutting head pivots on a sealed bushing for smooth plunge action, while the travel beam tilts for 45° cuts. An included 180° protractor helps position material at additional angles.
The wet cutting system uses a removable 10-gallon poly water pan, internal baffles, and a high-flow 3 GPM pump. An adjustable water valve controls the water mist delivered near the blade. Together, these components manage water circulation and support consistent wet cutting.
The saw includes a 10" continuous-rim porcelain blade, folding stand, side table, 180° protractor, high-flow water pump, adjustable water valve, and removable poly water pan with baffles. It arrives assembled, with only two bolts required to complete the stand.
The saw is powered by a 1.75 HP, 120V, 15-amp motor that turns the blade at 2,800 RPM. Confirm that the available jobsite circuit and any extension cord meet IMER's electrical requirements before operation, particularly when the saw is positioned away from a permanent power source.
No. IMER does not list a laser guide among the Combicut 250VA's standard equipment. The manufacturer identifies a separate tile-clamping accessory with an overhead laser for Combicut Series saws, item 1188157, which must be purchased separately if laser-assisted alignment is needed.
IMER lists the saw at 72 pounds, with a boxed weight of 85 pounds. Operating dimensions are 40" long, 22" high, and 18" wide. Its compact size, folding stand, and sub-75-pound weight are intended to make transportation and setup more manageable between projects.