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NPK Holds Demo Day at Walton Hills, Ohio, Headquarters

NPK Construction Equipment and Murphy Tractor host successful Demo Day at Walton Hills, Ohio, showcasing powerful attachments like concrete crushers and demolition shears. Event celebrates NPK's 40th anniversary and fosters industry relationships. Attendees demoed equipment and enjoyed Antonio's food truck.

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NPK Construction Equipment, in partnership with dealer Murphy Tractor and Equipment Co., hosted a successful Demo Day event on July 18, 2025, at NPK's headquarters in Walton Hills, Ohio. The event welcomed contractors, operators and industry professionals from across the region for a full day of live equipment demonstrations, networking and celebration.

Guests experienced NPK's lineup of powerful attachments firsthand, including the U-21J concrete crusher featuring a built-in booster for faster cycle times and the K-3JREH demolition shears, known for their precision and power. Additional demos included hydraulic hammers and compactors, giving attendees the chance to see these tools in real working conditions and even operate select machines themselves.

Guests and attendees were treated to lunch from Antonio's food truck. NPK team members, many of whom have worked together for decades, were on hand to answer questions and guide guests through product features, capabilities and applications.

The event also marked a major milestone of NPK's 40th anniversary, celebrating four decades of innovation, customer service and trusted performance in the construction and demolition industries.

Supported by Murphy Tractor, the Demo Day was more than just a product showcase; it was a celebration of long-standing relationships, industry excellence and the future of equipment solutions.

For more information, visit npkce.com. CEG

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(L-R): Jeannine Romeo, Nancy Skala and Tiffany Thomason, NPK team members, who have been friends for more than 30 years, greet attendees at the welcome station during a successful Demo Day event.
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Attendees line up for lunch from Antonio’s food truck courtesy of NPK. Guests enjoyed good food, great weather and even better company.
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Guests gather inside NPK’s shop for lunch and conversation during Demo Day, surrounded by equipment, camaraderie and a shared passion for the industry.
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Ben Moskowitz (L) and Ken Skala showcase the U-21J concrete crusher during the NPK Demo Day. This powerful NPK attachment features a booster mounted to the cylinder that multiplies the pressure in the cylinder by a factor of X3 thus increasing crushing power and performance. The use of a smaller cylinder enables the NPK crusher to achieve faster cycle times.
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(L-R): Chris Salerno of NPK; Joe Platten of RJ Platten; Steve Schmidt of Murphy Tractor; and Josh Hayden of RJ Platten, suit up for a hands-on look at NPK’s equipment in action, including a test run behind the controls.
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Mark Snyder of NPK demonstrates the precision of NPK’s K-3JREH demolition shear during Demo Day.
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A successful Demo Day moment with the GHD-10 hydraulic hammer standing tall behind two longtime industry pros Scott McEver (L) and Stacey Harris.
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NPK’s Demo Day showcased live equipment demos, industry camaraderie and hands-on experiences — supported by local dealer, Murphy Tractor.

(L-R): Jeannine Romeo, Nancy Skala and Tiffany Thomason, NPK team members, who have been friends for more than 30 years, greet attendees at the welcome station during a successful Demo Day event. (CEG photo)
Attendees line up for lunch from Antonio’s food truck courtesy of NPK. Guests enjoyed good food, great weather and even better company. (CEG photo)
Guests gather inside NPK’s shop for lunch and conversation during Demo Day, surrounded by equipment, camaraderie and a shared passion for the industry. (CEG photo)
Ben Moskowitz (L) and Ken Skala showcase the U-21J concrete crusher during the NPK Demo Day. This powerful NPK attachment features a booster mounted to the cylinder that multiplies the pressure in the cylinder by a factor of X3 thus increasing crushing power and performance. The use of a smaller cylinder enables the NPK crusher to achieve faster cycle times. (CEG photo)
(L-R): Chris Salerno of NPK; Joe Platten of RJ Platten; Steve Schmidt of Murphy Tractor; and Josh Hayden of RJ Platten, suit up for a hands-on look at NPK’s equipment in action, including a test run behind the controls. (CEG photo)
Mark Snyder of NPK demonstrates the precision of NPK’s K-3JREH demolition shear during Demo Day. (CEG photo)
A successful Demo Day moment with the GHD-10 hydraulic hammer standing tall behind two longtime industry pros Scott McEver (L) and Stacey Harris. (CEG photo)
NPK’s Demo Day showcased live equipment demos, industry camaraderie and hands-on experiences — supported by local dealer, Murphy Tractor. (CEG photo)


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