Specialty alloys
From the specialty-alloy fabrication series: a completed assembly showing flange placement, connections, and joint detail.
Pipe fabrication & specialty welding
Built for
the demands
of industry.
Pipe fabrication. Exotic metals and specialty alloys. Field support, consulting, inspection, and training—built on practical expertise at the joint.
Chrome-moly pipe fabricationExperience at the joint.
From fabrication to field executionPipe & spool fabricationSpecialty alloysWelding expertise
The work speaks
Exotic alloys.
Industrial execution.
Titanium. Incoloy 825. Specialty-alloy pipework. Explore the materials, finished assemblies, and weld details behind Travis Field’s work.
View the project portfolioTitanium
A sectioned titanium weld sample from Travis’s technical collection, showing the internal weld profile.
Nickel alloys
A close view of the internal weld on a sample marked Incoloy 825, from Travis’s alloy welding collection.
Services for industry
The right support.
For the work ahead.
For contractors, fabricators, shipyards, OEMs, and industrial teams. Define the material, the scope, and the delivery requirements.
Explore all 33 servicesP01–P04
Mobile welding
Welding support where the work needs to happen: at your facility, on site, or during a planned outage.
Explore servicesP05–P15Shop fabrication
From replacement spools to specialty-alloy assemblies, fabrication starts with the drawing, the material, and the requirements of the finished work.
Explore servicesP16–P18Marine piping
Fabrication and replacement piping scopes shaped around vessel access, service conditions, and the requirements of the owner and project team.
Explore servicesP19–P26Repairs and parts
Practical fabrication and welding support for replacement components, repairs, maintenance, and recurring spare-part needs.
Explore servicesP27–P33Training and technical support
Practical welding knowledge applied to people, procedures, production problems, and the records that support completed work.
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Hands-on experience. Technical understanding.
Know the material.
Control the process.
ConsultantInspectorTrainerEducatorInstructorInventorPublished Technical Author
Demanding pipework starts before the arc. Material identification, preparation, fit-up, shielding, and heat control shape the work from the first joint to the finished assembly.
Travis Field is Canadian and brings 20 years of welding experience to the job—and to the people carrying it out. He holds a U.S. O-1 visa for Extraordinary Ability. Trained at GRB College of Welding, he combines formal welding education with extensive practical experience. An inventor with seven patent applications filed, he also develops welding technology and publishes technical articles for the industry.
Carbon & chrome-molyStainless & duplexNickel alloysTitanium & zirconiumAluminum & copper-nickel
Explore material capabilities
Welder training & technical support
Build the skill.
Strengthen the work.
Practical coaching for individual welders and employer teams. Connect technique with material behavior, prepare for the next test, and address the challenges showing up in production.
GTAW / TIGSMAW / StickSTT / RMDFCAWMCAW
Explore welder trainingInside the arc
See the process.
Understand the control.
Close-up welding films show technique, filler delivery, and weld-pool movement.
Process film
Inside the arc: titanium & zirconium
Cavitar C400 footage captured during demonstrations at Kentucky Welding Institute. Observe the arc and weld pool at close range.
Process film
Copper-nickel, up close
90/10 copper-nickel demonstrations with a close view of filler delivery, the keyhole, and weld-pool movement.
Published work by Travis Field
Practical experience.
Published insight.
Read article · PDFThe metallurgy of piping, tubing, and heat exchangers: An atomic perspective
A practical introduction to how atoms, bonding, alloying elements, and microstructure shape the behavior of industrial piping and heat-exchanger materials. Field connects those foundations with corrosion resistance and the changes introduced by fabrication and service.
Read article · PDFThermal and Atmospheric Boundary Control in Reactive-Metal Welding
Travis Field examines how heat, time, shielding, and atmospheric stability work together in titanium and zirconium welding. The article connects practical purge and trailing-shield arrangements with a structured record of thermal, electrical, and gas-control variables.
Read article · PDFWhy 304H wins: A value-engineering case for high-temperature stainless piping
A materials-selection walkthrough for an Alberta propane dehydrogenation and polypropylene facility. Field compares candidate alloy families against service temperatures, fabrication demands, project costs, and cold-climate considerations to explain the case for 304H piping.
Read article · PDFThermal and atmospheric boundary control in super duplex welding
An examination of the relationship between thermal control, shielding stability, and phase balance in super duplex welding. Field outlines a data matrix for tracking heat input, interpass temperature, cooling behavior, and purge performance during fabrication.
Bring the drawing.
Bring the challenge.
Tell us about the material, quantities, location, and schedule. We’ll define the right scope together.