The aggregation of metal particles in a polymer matrix curing near the perc
olation threshold was investigated. It was shown that the aggregation proce
ss proceeds simultaneously by several mechanisms, thus resulting in a wide
size spectrum of aggregates formed in a system during the curing. An interr
elation exists between the size and the structure of aggregates. The charac
teristic scale of a system, which corresponded to the correlation length, w
as established. The correlation length was shown to be related to the curin
g temperature and the presence of fluctuations in the initial concentration
of metal particles in the sample bulk. The applicability of a fractal appr
oach to the description of the system studied was confirmed; in particular,
the coincidence of the fractal dimensions of the percolation cluster and t
he aggregates in a composite was established.