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Material issues: In the manufacturing of pressure vessels, selecting materials with superior properties can effectively enhance the strength, reliability, and overall performance of these vessels. However, in different application environments, the properties of the materials required for pressure vessels are also affected, and this applies even to materials with good performance. Therefore, if these special factors are not taken into account, it is not acceptable to judge the quality of pressure vessels solely based on their performance under normal temperature and pressure conditions. For example, we can compare calm steel with boiling steel; the former has superior overall performance, but when it comes to manufacturing enamel glass containers, the latter performs better than the former. This also fully demonstrates that different types of pressure vessels have varying requirements regarding the material properties and performance; a pressure vessel of one type is not necessarily suitable for all applications in container manufacturing. When selecting manufacturing materials, it is necessary to choose materials that meet the requirements of **relevant specifications and standards. If it is necessary to use alternative materials during the manufacturing process, an application must be submitted to the technical and design staff; only after approval can such substitution be carried out. Processing deformation: During the manufacturing of pressure vessels, deformation issues are mainly caused by problems such as inaccurate dimensions, defective molds, and improper assembly. For these deformation problems, effective correction measures and standardized operations can be adopted to improve the situation. During the manufacturing process, inaccurate material cutting can affect the structural properties of pressure vessels ； Irregular operations can result in containers of incorrect dimensions or deformation of related components. At the same time, during the manufacturing process, if the effects of thermal expansion and contraction are not taken into account, it can lead to deviations in the specifications of the pressure vessel or misalignments, which hinders the assembly of the vessel and can also cause deformation to varying degrees. Pressure vessels can deform during processing, which makes it difficult to ensure their integrity and stability; as a result, there are certain safety issues associated with their use. Welding defects: The manufacturing process of pressure vessels can be divided into cutting, marking, welding, assembly, and other steps, among which the welding step is a very critical one. Many components of pressure vessels need to be assembled through welding, and the quality of the welding process directly affects the quality and performance of the pressure vessel. During the manufacturing of pressure vessels, longitudinal welding is generally stronger than transverse welding. For areas that are relatively weak, the quality of the welds has an impact on the strength of the pressure vessel; therefore, when performing welding, it is necessary to avoid situations such as weld overlap, missed welds, and excessive welding. Sometimes, weld intersections and overlaps are unavoidable. However, to ensure the safety and strength of pressure vessels, improvements are needed in aspects such as material size selection, joint assembly methods, and assembly direction, so as to minimize weld overlaps as much as possible. If it is indeed not possible to ensure that these methods of operation will prevent the pressure vessel from falling short of the strength standards, then corresponding guidelines must be followed during implementation; for example, the center distance between welds should be greater than the thickness of the vessel wall, while the center distance between welds on the end caps should be less than the thickness of the steel plates.