Meltblown is one of the fastest growing processes for nonwoven production. The design of the coat-hanger geometry of a die is very important for meltblown technology. In this article, melt rheological properties were studied based on capillary rheometry, followed by analysis and simulation of the melt flow in the die and its experimental verification. It is essential for the optimal design of the die and helps to better understand the meltblown process as well. The result of this research showed that the rheological properties of melt flow in the die obey the power-law equation very well in the meltblown process. The coat-hanger die has a good operation feasibility for different resins and various operation conditions from the view of web uniformity. The pressure drop through the orifices is the major contribution to the pressure drop in the die.