Dacite fiber is an high-elasticity fiber with an extremely low shattering point, owed due to the silica within its structure. By enriching the fiber with a nickel-cobalt ferrous alloy, however, and continuing to excite the fibers with low-grade electrical pulses, shattered fibers 'repair' themselves due to the electromagnetic field generated. Damage mitigated in this fashion is only temporarily absolved - After heavy use, nanorepair is recommended for the piece utilizing these fibers.

Dacite fiber is a high-elasticity fiber with an extremely low shattering point, owed due to the silica within its structure. Due to these issues with fragmentation, the fibers are often treated with some form of strengthening agent prior to practical use.