Mechanical contact in traditional bearings causes heat and energy dissipation at high RPMs. Reducing these losses prevents thermal failure and increases operational efficiency.

Manual or inefficient assembly of stator cores and bobbins leads to high production costs and component misalignment. Streamlining these processes reduces mechanical failure and improves electromagnetic consistency.

Mechanical energy transfer between the motor assembly and the impeller often suffers from aerodynamic drag or fluid turbulence. Minimizing these losses increases the overall throughput and energy efficiency of the pumping or blowing system.