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How to Get Plastic Manufacturing Business Insurance for Your Factory

  • 4 days ago
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Running a plastic manufacturing facility comes with unique risks—heavy machinery, chemical exposure, product liability, and supply chain disruptions. Knowing how to get plastic manufacturing business insurance is essential to protect your factory, employees, and long-term profitability.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to securing the right coverage.


Plastic Manufacturing


1. Assess Your Factory’s Risk Profile

Start by identifying your specific operational risks. Plastic manufacturing facilities often face:

  • Equipment breakdown from injection molding machines

  • Fire hazards due to high-heat production processes

  • Worker injuries

  • Product liability claims

  • Environmental exposure risks

Review safety standards from organizations like Occupational Safety and Health Administration to ensure compliance. Insurers evaluate your safety procedures before offering competitive rates.


2. Determine the Coverage You Need

A comprehensive plastic manufacturing insurance policy should include:



3. Gather Business Documentation

Insurance carriers will request:

  • Years in operation

  • Annual revenue

  • Payroll records

  • Safety protocols

  • Claims history

  • Equipment inventory

Having these ready speeds up underwriting and improves your chances of getting favorable terms.


4. Compare Specialized Manufacturing Insurance Providers

Not all insurance brokers understand the complexities of plastic production. Work with a provider experienced in manufacturing business insurance, factory liability coverage, and industrial risk management.

Instead of purchasing generic policies online, consult with an expert who can tailor coverage to your molding processes, resin storage, and distribution model.

For customized protection, request a quote from Wexford Insurance. Their team understands the operational risks manufacturers face and can structure a policy that aligns with your production scale and growth goals.


5. Review and Adjust Annually

As your production volume grows or you add new product lines, your insurance needs will change. Schedule annual policy reviews to ensure coverage keeps pace with expansion.


Why Proper Insurance Matters

Without adequate plastic manufacturing insurance, one equipment failure or product defect could jeopardize your entire operation. The right policy safeguards your assets, protects your workforce, and ensures business continuity.

If you’re ready to secure protection for your facility, request a tailored quote from Wexford Insurance and ensure your factory is fully covered before the next production cycle begins.


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