With the evolution of information technology, the demand for absorption-dominant electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding materials is growing. The gradient-structured polyetheretherketone (PEEK) composites with high-efficiency shielding performance and low reflection were successfully prepared through integrated design combining physical coating, hot pressing, and surface metallization. Precise modification of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNT) with PEEK significantly improved their dispersion and compatibility as conductive filler in the resin matrix without compromising conductivity. The gradient structure constructed around the conductivity percolation threshold (0.62 vol%) achieved shielding characteristics dominated by absorption. Surface metallization further enhanced the conductivity gradient, thereby simultaneously improing microwave shielding and absorption capability. Under the synergistic attenuation mechanism of “low reflection-absorption-high reflection-reabsorption”, multi-layer PEEK@MWCNT/PEEK/Ni (m-PMPN) composites exhibited efficient EMI shielding effectiveness of >65 dB (99.99997 % shielding efficiency) with a reflectivity of only 21 %, effectively mitigating secondary electromagnetic radiation pollution. More importantly, the superior EMI shielding performance of m-PMPN composite can be maintained even under severe environment, including immersion in corrosive media and high-temperature treatment. Additionally, m-PMPN composites demonstrated excellent thermal stability (5 % weight loss temperature of 565 °C) and mechanical properties (tensile strength of 116 MPa). Therefore, the multi-layer gradient structure design based on the conductivity percolation threshold provides a novel strategy for developing structure function integrated polymer-based composites with low reflection and high EMI shielding effectiveness, making them promising candidates for electromagnetic protection in next-generation electronics.
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