The polyamide 6 powder was prepared by the liquid phase method, and then
mixed with hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) in a high-pressure homogenizer
for micron-level mixing, and finally the composite material is obtained
by hot pressing. The thermal conductivity of composites was as high as
1.73 W/(m•K). The results showed that the dispersion of h-BN in the
matrix was well and there was no obvious agglomeration in the composite
from the scanning electron microscope. Differential scanning calorimetry
and X-ray diffraction results showed that h-BN affects the crystalline
of polyamide 6 and the thermal stability of the composites was improved.
The composite is expected to be used in high thermal conductivity
functional plastics.