The rheological behavior is the main effect of the characteristics of injection molding specimens. When the major compositions of powder are fixed, the rheological behavior is affected with the factors, such as selected binder system, added method and added sequence. In this study, the binder compositions are fixed and effect of surfactant on the rheological behavior of alumina feedstocks is investigated. The results show that the viscosity of the feedstock is decreased with the increasing of surfactant (stearic acid) contents, which is also decreased with the increasing of temperature. The viscosity of feedstocks is increased rapidly while the temperature is lower than 150ºC. Taking 160ºC as a reference temperature and 1000s-1 as a reference shear rate, the feedstock of pre-coated 4.0g SA/100g Al2O3 has a highest general rheological index αstv=6.23. Therefore, it is the most suitable feedstock for injection molding.