Dear friends, Happy New Year!    At this moment of bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new, I want to thank you for your companionship and support over the past year. 2025 has become the past, and 2026 has quietly arrived. May everyone have a thriving career, a happier and more fulfilling life, good health, and a joyful mood in the new year. No matter what we have experienced in the past, the days ahead are full of hope and possibilities.   A new year, a new beginning—let us embrace a more wonderful future together! ACLMEC wishes everyone a Happy New Year 2026！If you need shredder machine and shredder blades in the new year, feel free to contact us at any time! We will continue to provide you with high-quality products and professional services to help you achieve even greater success in the new year.

An important festival in Christianity commemorating the birth of Jesus. It is also called Christmas, the Feast of the Nativity, and in the Catholic Church, the Vigil of the Nativity of Jesus. The Bible does not record the date of Jesus' birth. In 336 AD, the Roman Church began celebrating this festival on December 25. December 25 was originally the date set by the Roman Empire to celebrate the birth of the Sun God. Some believe that this date was chosen for Christmas because Christians saw Jesus as the righteous and eternal sun.  After the mid-5th century, Christmas became an important holiday, became a church tradition, and gradually spread to both Eastern and Western churches. Due to differences in calendars and other reasons, the specific dates and forms of celebration vary among denominations. The custom of celebrating Christmas spread to Asia mainly in the mid-19th century, with countries like Japan and South Korea being influenced by Christmas culture.  Nowadays, in the West, people commonly exchange gifts, hold feasts, and enhance the festive atmosphere with Santa Claus, Christmas trees, and other decorations, making it a widespread practice. Christmas has also become a public holiday in the Western world and many other regions. Finally, ACLMEC wishes everyone peace, joy, and family togetherness during the Christmas holiday.

Recently, China welcomed the nineteenth solar term of the twenty-four solar terms—Lidong, which marks the official beginning of winter.   Eating Dumplings: In northern regions, there is a custom of eating dumplings on the Beginning of Winter. Winter Nourishment: After the Beginning of Winter, the weather becomes cold, and the body requires more energy to maintain body temperature. Therefore, there is a folk custom of 'winter nourishment,' which involves consuming high-calorie and high-protein foods to strengthen the body and resist the cold. Common nourishing foods include lamb, beef, chicken, and various tonic herbs.     Ancestral Worship and Welcoming Winter: In ancient times, the Beginning of Winter was an important ceremonial festival. On this day, people would hold ancestral worship ceremonies to express their respect and remembrance for their ancestors. At the same time, they would pray through the rituals for favorable weather and a bountiful harvest in the coming year. Adding Clothes for Warmth: As the temperature gradually drops, people begin to add clothing to keep warm. Elderly people, children, and those with weaker constitutions need to pay extra attention to keeping warm.       Storing Food: Since winter is cold and long, ancient people would store grains and other foods around the time of the Beginning of Winter for future use. Although this custom is not as common in modern society, it is still preserved in some places.   During the time of the Beginning of Winter, let's pause our hurried steps and reflect on the gains and insights of the past year. Whether the joy of success or the setbacks of failure, they will all become valuable assets on our life's journey. Cherish them carefully and turn them into the motivation to move forward, ready to face the challenges ahead. At last， ACLMEC wishing you good health, happiness, and warmth always！

In today's rapidly evolving technological era, the pace at which electronic products become outdated is astonishing. According to relevant data, global electronic waste has surpassed 50 million tons annually, and this number continues to grow at a rate of 5% to 8% per year. Among this electronic waste, discarded circuit boards, as a special category, contain a large amount of metallic and non-metallic resources. If improperly disposed of, they can cause immeasurable harm to the environment. Circuit board shredders, as key equipment in the electronic waste processing workflow, are gradually gaining public attention and taking on the important responsibility of resource recovery and environmental protection.   The name 'circuit board shredder' clearly reflects its main function — shredding discarded circuit boards. Don’t underestimate what seems like a simple shredding action; it is actually a crucial step in the entire electronic waste processing workflow. In the industrial chain of electronic waste recycling and processing, circuit board shredders occupy a front-end pretreatment position, like a prelude to a large symphony, laying the foundation for subsequent processing. With specially designed blades and a powerful drive system, they can efficiently shred discarded circuit boards of various shapes and materials into smaller particles, facilitating further sorting and recycling.   The continuous growth in global demand for electronic waste processing is undoubtedly the primary driving force behind the development of the circuit board shredder industry. As the pace of electronic product upgrades accelerates, the amount of electronic waste generated is also increasing day by day. Among this electronic waste, discarded circuit boards are not only large in quantity but also complex in composition, containing valuable metals such as copper, aluminum, gold, and silver, as well as some toxic and harmful substances like brominated flame retardants, lead, and mercury. If not properly handled, the harmful substances in electronic waste can seep into the soil and groundwater, causing severe environmental pollution and threatening human health; at the same time, the valuable metal resources contained in them would be wasted, which does not align with the concept of sustainable development. Against this backdrop, countries around the world have introduced strict electronic waste management regulations, raising the standards and requirements for electronic waste recycling and processing, which has led to a continuous increase in market demand for circuit board shredders as key equipment for electronic waste treatment.