When undertaking electronic product projects like those for Dyson pure black project, we have optimized the pulping process. By removing negative ions from the original pulp, we significantly enhanced the smoothness of the pulp surface. Normally, the dyes and other raw materials used in pulp production are unprocessed. This results in the finished paper interacting physically with negative ions in the air, generating static electricity, which can accumulate and potentially affect the performance of electronic devices. To address this fundamental issue, we implemented surface-active treatment in the pulping process and introduced polar and non-polar groups, thereby meeting the high standards required for product packaging.