Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Blattner

Jürgen Blattner studied process engineering at the University of Karlsruhe (TH) after graduating from high school, with a focus on filters and particle measurement technology. After completing his studies, he worked from 1990 to 1997 at the company Palas in Karlsruhe. During this time, he came into contact with cleanroom technology for the first time. His areas of activity included, among other things, aerosol generation and measurement technology in cleanroom technology. From 1997 to 2003, he was employed at CAS AG.

In 2003, he founded the BSR Engineering Office. The scope of BSR Engineering Office extends from the qualification of cleanrooms, the necessary measuring devices, and the monitoring of cleanrooms.

Since 1992, Jürgen Blattner has been a speaker at around 150 seminars on cleanroom technology and has published approximately 50 technical publications in the field of measurement and cleanroom technology. Furthermore, he is a member of the VDI 2083 standards committee and also a member of FARRT (Technical Committee for Cleanroom Technology).

What did you want to become as a child?
Teacher

What was your first car?
VW 1600 L, built in 1968.

What can you be happy about?
About everything that makes life worth living

Which achievements are you particularly proud of?
The realization of my career plans.

Which technical achievements do you admire the most?
The invention of the automobile

Who would you like to swap lives with for a month?
No one, I am satisfied with my life

In which country would you like to have a second residence?
I already have a second residence in Rhineland-Palatinate

Who would you like to meet?
Carl Friedrich Benz

Which book would you recommend at the moment?
Standards manual "Cleanroom Technology"

What is your favorite food?
Game dishes and rump steak with herb butter

What is your favorite music?
From hard rock to soul.

What was the best advice you ever received?
Treat your fellow human beings in such a way that you can look them in the eye at any time.

Do you have a motto?
In imitation of the motto of the Habsburgs: "Let others wage war, you, happy Austria, marry." Wars may be fought by others, cooperate!

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Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Blattner

blattner@reinraum.info

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Created on: 08-2012 / Last modified: 05-2026

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