Plastic containers are lightweight, high-strength, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly with moisture and water resistance, as well as resistance to acid and alkali corrosion and oil stains. They come in a variety of colors and possess excellent environmental and secondary processing properties, making them a new type of green packaging material widely used in many advanced countries. Unlike most plastic packaging materials, which are typically disposable, plastic containers are often recycled and reused multiple times after use. Therefore, in addition to ensuring good protection and storage functions for the contents during use, the design of plastic containers also needs to consider the stacking of empty boxes to save storage space and reduce transportation costs. The design usually includes latches at the bottom, allowing boxes of the same size to be stacked easily. Folding boxes can also be folded during storage to save space. The transportation time for empty boxes can also be minimized. Production of these containers is relatively quick, with an average medium-sized box taking around fifty seconds to produce.