Three point bending test and inductive test were carried out on 7 sets of steel fiber reinforced concrete(SFRC) specimens with fiber content of 2555kg/m3, while the flexural tensile properties and fiber distribution of SFRC with different fiber content were analyzed. The results from the three point bending test show that the SFRC specimens are reinforced significantly when the fiber content is at 35kg/m3 and 50kg/m3. The results from the inductive test show that the maximum difference between actual fiber content and design content is only 64% and the ratio of fiber distribution in the X, Y and Z directions of specimen is approximately remained at 12∶14∶10, which is not particularly affected by fiber content. It is also found that the fibers in the specimen become more uniformly distributed along with the increase of fiber content.