The latest addition to the block handling equipment is the new strap and stack machine. With over two decades in the business Mc Girr Engineering have amassed a wealth of expertise and knowledge, which has gone into producing the 'strap and stack' machine, utilising the well-tested technology from their existing range of block machinery. The machine was produced in 2004 as a world first. Today there numerous machines working across the UK and Ireland. This machine has proven to have substantial savings on time and fuel. The remote controlled Strap & Stack is capable of automatically strapping and stacking blocks up to four bales high and bricks up to eight high, which can then be loaded or stockpiled using a 9 tonne forklift. On tests it can handle up to 50,000 blocks during a standard working day on approximately 4 gallon of diesel.

Main Features Include
| A | Drive wheel diameter: | 14 x 5” |
| Front wheel diameter: | 14 x 3 ½” | |
| B | Wheel centre (length): | 107” |
| C | Overall length: | 149 ½” |
| D | Flame ground clearance: | 3” |
| E | Reel height from ground: | 61” |
| F | Engine flatform height: | 87” |
| G | Overall height: | 72” |
| H | Overall height of grab | 77” |
| Max product height | 73” | |
| Hydraulic Tank Capacity | 46 Gallons | |
| Hydraulic System Pressure | 1800 to 2000 p.s.i | |
| Hydraulic Pump Flow | 5.0 Gallon/Min | |
| 7.0 Gallon/Min | ||
| Genset | 17 k.v.a | |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 27 Gallons | |
| Control Volts | 110 volts AC – 240 DC | |
| Strapping head | OMS | |
| Electric Motors | 5.5 kw & 4.0 kw |