Your business is critical and produces goods that people need to live and feel comfortable. With an endless number of moving parts to monitor, let us help you stay protected with a tailored insurance program from Federated Insurance.
What is Manufacturers Insurance?
Manufacturers insurance provides coverage for businesses that deal with metal, plastic, rubber, wood, etc. of a non-hazardous nature. The coverage is specialized and is designed to protect your business’ financial assets and the safety of you and your employees.
Who Needs Manufacturing Insurance?
Federated Insurance offers tailored plans for your manufacturing business. Understand your coverage options to protect your assets if your manufacturing business:
- Works with:
- Concrete (including ready-mix concrete dealers)
- Metal
- Paper
- Paperboard
- Cardboard
- Plastics
- Machinery parts
- Patternmaking
- Rubber
- Sheet metal
- Tooling
- Wood products (mass production of component parts)
- Mass produced products using:
- Injection molding
- Plastic molding
- Precision metal-forming
- Metal heat processing
- Metal stamping
- Robotic welding
Why Do I Need Manufacturing Insurance?
Manufacturing businesses are unique environments that come with their own risks. Having a customized insurance plan can help save your business in times of an unexpected accident.
What’s Covered by a Manufacturing Insurance Plan?
Coverages could include:
- General Liability Insurance
- Workers Compensation Insurance
- Errors and Omissions Insurance
- Commercial Property Insurance
*The specific coverage provided will depend on your policy
Learn more about other types of business insurance we offer:
- Contractor Insurance
- Retail Store Insurance
- Auto Repair Shop Insurance
- Woodworking Business Insurance
To learn more about our manufacturing insurance or other coverages, reach out to us today, or give us a call at 1-800-533-0472.
“The information herein is intended to provide general information and recommendations for risk prevention only. It should not be considered legal advice or an offer of insurance. The recommendations herein may help reduce the risk of loss, but there is no guarantee that they will result in reduced losses, claims, premiums, experience modification factors or general insurance costs. Coverage will be determined solely by the terms of your policy, if approved for issue. Consult with a qualified professional to discuss questions specific to your circumstances.”