Aluminium Casting & Foundry Insurance

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Specialist insurance for aluminium foundries, die casting, sand casting and molten metal operations

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We compare quotes from leading foundry insurers

  • Allianz
  • Aviva
  • QBE
  • RSA
  • Zurich
  • NIG

INSURANCE DESIGNED FOR ALUMINIUM CASTING & FOUNDRY RISKS

Aluminium casting and foundry operations present some of the highest industrial insurance risks in UK manufacturing. Molten metal, furnaces, die casting machines, hot works, manual handling and finished component liability create complex exposures that standard manufacturing insurance often fails to address.

Insure24 provides specialist aluminium foundry insurance tailored to gravity die casting, sand casting, pressure die casting, permanent mould, bespoke alloy production and automotive or aerospace supply chains.

Core Covers for Aluminium Foundries


  • Public & Products Liability for cast aluminium components
  • Employers’ Liability for molten metal and hot works exposure
  • Foundry Buildings, Plant & Furnace Insurance
  • Machinery Breakdown for die casting and melting equipment
  • Business Interruption following fire or equipment failure
  • Product Recall & Defective Casting Cover
  • Environmental & Pollution Liability
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Common Aluminium Casting & Foundry Risks


  • Molten aluminium spills and explosions
  • Furnace fires and refractory lining failure
  • Die casting machine hydraulic failure
  • Defective castings causing downstream losses
  • Aluminium dust and fume exposure
  • Manual handling and crush injuries
  • Environmental contamination from waste metal

Why Aluminium Foundries Choose Insure24


  • Foundry-experienced underwriters
  • Policies aligned to automotive & aerospace contracts
  • Fast claims handling for production downtime
  • Support with HSE, ISO & environmental compliance
  • Competitive premiums for high-risk processes

Understanding Aluminium Foundry Insurance in the UK

Aluminium casting insurance must address both traditional manufacturing risks and the unique hazards of molten metal operations. Fires originating from furnaces, die casting machines or hot aluminium spills can rapidly escalate, damaging buildings, equipment and third-party property.

Additionally, defective aluminium components may only fail once installed into vehicles, machinery or structural assemblies — creating complex product liability and recall exposures.

Insure24 works with insurers experienced in aluminium and ferrous foundries, ensuring policies respond correctly to real-world claims scenarios.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What insurance does an aluminium foundry need?

Aluminium foundries typically require Employers’ Liability, Public & Products Liability, Buildings & Contents, Machinery Breakdown, Business Interruption and often Product Recall or Environmental cover.

Does insurance cover molten metal accidents?

Yes — specialist foundry policies can cover fire, explosion, injury and property damage arising from molten aluminium incidents, subject to policy terms.

Is product liability essential for cast aluminium parts?

Absolutely. Defective aluminium castings can cause costly downstream failures, recalls and contractual claims.

Do insurers require HSE or ISO controls?

Yes. Insurers expect documented risk assessments, hot works procedures, fume extraction and maintenance schedules.

How much does aluminium foundry insurance cost?

Premiums depend on turnover, furnace types, number of employees, claims history and products manufactured. Quotes are highly bespoke.

Can cover include automotive or aerospace supply?

Yes. Policies can be tailored to OEM supply chains, contractual indemnities and recall exposures.

Is environmental liability required?

Often yes — aluminium waste, dross and emissions can trigger environmental claims and regulatory action.

How quickly can Insure24 arrange cover?

Initial terms can often be provided within 24–48 hours for established aluminium foundries.

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