Production assets and stock
Review buildings, machinery, raw materials, work in progress and finished inventory. Check replacement cost, property of others, equipment breakdown and causes of loss.
Business insurance
Manufacturers may use specialized machinery and produce goods for customers or other businesses. The operation’s materials, equipment and distribution affect the questions to ask.
Understanding your options
Manufacturing insurance is not a single standardized policy. A business may need to compare property, machinery, third-party product liability and income-interruption terms for its particular processes.
Coverage, eligibility, limits and exclusions depend on the insurer and policy. Review the actual policy documents before making a decision.
A closer look
Review buildings, machinery, raw materials, work in progress and finished inventory. Check replacement cost, property of others, equipment breakdown and causes of loss.
Explain what products do, their intended users and how they are distributed. General liability may address certain products or completed-operations claims, subject to policy conditions and exclusions.
A business income claim can depend on physical damage from a covered cause and other conditions. Review goods while being shipped and any supplier or customer dependency separately.
Before you reach out
Common questions
No. Ask how breakdown, maintenance-related damage and the specific equipment are addressed in the policy.
Property damage to your own assets and liability claims by others are different exposures. Compare the relevant liability terms.
Review whether property of others is covered, its location, applicable limits and valuation.
No. Check the trigger, covered property, applicable endorsements and exclusions for suppliers or customers.
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