What's the difference between a tile saw and a masonry saw?

A tile saw uses smaller 8''–10'' blades and lower horsepower for precise cuts in tile, thin stone, and pavers. A masonry saw runs larger blades and higher horsepower — 5.5 HP and up — to cut dense block, brick, and thick stone. Match the saw to your hardest material.

Do electric stone saws use water?

Most stone and tile saws are wet-cutting machines that feed water to the diamond blade. Water controls dust, cools the blade, and extends blade life while producing cleaner cuts. Check each product page for the specific saw's water system and blade compatibility before ordering.

What blade size do these electric saws use?

Blade size varies by model. Portable tile saws typically run 8'' and 10'' blades, while larger masonry and block saws use blades up to 30 inches. Vovlift stocks matching IMER diamond blades for tile, concrete, stone, and hard-application cutting; confirm the required size on each listing.

Can I get help choosing the right electric saw?

Yes. Call Vovlift at +1 (307) 441-5529 for sizing help. Share your material, cut volume, and available power supply — single-phase or three-phase — and we'll match you to the right saw and blade. Every listing includes a full spec table so you can compare before buying.

Electric Saw

Cut tile, stone, pavers, block, and masonry cleanly on the jobsite or in the shop. Vovlift carries electric wet and dry saws from IMER, Abaco Machines, and Makinex — from 1.75 HP portable tile saws to 7.5 HP three-phase masonry rigs — plus matching diamond blades for concrete, stone, and hard applications. Every listing shows the full spec table so you can match motor, blade size, and phase to your work.

✓ Portable tile through heavy masonry saws · ✓ Full spec sheet on every listing · ✓ Manufacturer warranty · ✓ Sizing help: +1 (307) 441-5529

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How to Choose an Electric Saw

What is an electric saw?

An electric saw is a motor-driven cutting machine that spins a diamond or abrasive blade to cut tile, stone, pavers, block, or masonry. Wet models feed water to the blade to control dust and heat; portable and bench-mounted formats suit different jobsite and shop needs.

What material and thickness are you cutting?

Match the saw to your hardest material. Tile and thin pavers cut well on 8'' or 10'' portable saws like the IMER Combicut line. Dense stone, block, and thick masonry need higher horsepower and larger blades — the IMER 750 series (5.5–7.5 HP) and Abaco stone saws handle these loads.

Do you need single-phase or three-phase power?

Check your shop's electrical supply first. Single-phase models such as the IMER 350 Smart and 750 Smart run on standard 220V circuits. Three-phase machines like the IMER 750 Plus (7.5 HP) deliver more sustained cutting power but require a three-phase supply, common in larger fabrication shops.

Portable or bench-mounted?

Choose portable saws for on-site cuts, remodels, and moving between jobs — the IMER Portable Tile Saw and Combicut 200 VA are built to travel. Bench and rail masonry saws stay put in the shop, offering larger cutting capacity and stability for high-volume stone and block work.