Mango
| Scientific Name: | Mangifera indica |
| Location: | tropical Asia & Oceania |
| Dried Weight: | 42lbs/ft3 |
| Janka Hardness: | 1,070lbf |
| Crushing Strength: | 7,240lbf /in2 |
Mango has spalling that is commonly present which makes the wood a kaleidoscope of colors at times. Under normal circumstance the heartwood is a golden brown color. The grain is straight or interlocked and it has a medium to coarse texture. The wood gives off a good natural lustre. The end grain is diffuse- porous. Mango is rated as moderately durable to perishable in regards to decay. It is a fair wood to work with and will readily dull cutting edges. The wood glues and finishes well.
