In this study, we used a numerical analysis program to study the molding conditions that affect the flow rate at the time of injection, using a spiral mold, which is mainly used for the evaluation of the flow rate of plastic resin. The mold temperature, melt temperature, and flow rate are composed of experimental factors. The three plastic forming factors were divided into five to six levels each. Since then, changes in the flow rate temperature were analyzed as the level of each forming factor increased. Experiments showed that all three forming factors increased the filling length of the spiral mold and the temperature of the flow front by a total of 34.53°C, melt temperatures increased the temperature of the flow front by a total of 34.53°C, the temperature increased by the flow rate was 23.5°C, and the temperature increased by the mold temperature was 1.99°C. It was shown that the melt temperature was the largest, followed by the flow rate and mold temperature. It was also possible to check the effect of plastic forming factors on the speed of the flow front.