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Job-order businesses making dies, special tools, die sets, punches, jigs, fixtures, and checking devices.

Precision Tooling Protection
Protection conversations for the tools and precision work that keep production moving.
This commercial insurance discussion is for businesses that manufacture industrial molds, dies, die sets, punches, jigs, fixtures, gauges, checking devices, subpresses, and specialized production tooling. A current review should reflect your precision machinery, materials, customer-owned tooling, work in process, finished products, employees, customer specifications, contracts, delivery responsibilities, and continuity plan.
Job-order businesses making dies, special tools, die sets, punches, jigs, fixtures, and checking devices.
Manufacturers producing molds for die casting, foundry casting, plastics, rubber, glass, and other production processes.
Operations using CNC equipment, EDM, machining centers, toolrooms, quality-control instruments, and specialized materials.
Businesses managing customer-owned tooling, contracts, specifications, employees, machinery, suppliers, delivery, and growth.
Commercial property options for eligible buildings, CNC machinery, tools, inventory, materials, work in process, molds, dies, jigs, fixtures, and finished tooling
General liability and products-completed operations options for eligible third-party injury, property damage, or product allegations
Inland marine options for eligible mobile tools, customer tooling in your care, equipment, materials, and goods in transit
Equipment breakdown and business income options to review following eligible covered machinery, electrical, or interruption losses
Commercial auto options for eligible delivery vehicles, service trucks, customer visits, and material transport
Workers compensation options for eligible toolmakers, machinists, operators, material handlers, maintenance, office, and management employees
Customer-specification, tooling-custody, contract, quality-control, supplier, and subcontractor considerations to discuss
Commercial umbrella, management liability, employment practices, crime, cyber, and professional liability options to discuss when operations warrant them
New machinery, customer tooling, materials, product specifications, contracts, locations, delivery obligations, or employees can change what protection your business should discuss.
Update machinery, CAD/CAM and inspection equipment, tools, molds, dies, fixtures, customer property, inventory, and values.
Review specifications, products, quality controls, contracts, indemnification, customer property terms, suppliers, delivery, and completed-work responsibilities.
Discuss employees, payroll, machine operations, material handling, maintenance, office work, safety programs, vehicles, and planned growth.
Notify your advisor before accepting new customer-owned tooling, major equipment, a larger contract, a new product line, or a location change.
Tooling manufacturers can combine precision machinery, customer property, product obligations, custom specifications, employees, materials, contracts, and delivery. A review helps compare available options to those operations.
Terms vary by policy, carrier, custody arrangements, values, contracts, endorsements, limits, exclusions, and the facts of a loss. Review each customer-owned tooling exposure with your advisor.
Bring updated machinery and tooling schedules, sales, payroll, customer-property details, specifications, contracts, materials, locations, vehicles, safety controls, losses, and business changes.
Yes. We can help your team describe operations and compare available commercial insurance options with participating carriers.
Tell us about your tooling, machinery, customer property, products, contracts, people, and growth plans. We will help you compare appropriate insurance options.
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