Welcome to Collector Tap

How It Works

Precision Puncture – A controlled tap at the bottom of the can releases liquid without bending or crushing the aluminum.

No Mess, No Damage—This design relieves pressure first, preventing spills and preserving the can’s structure.Easy to Use – Works with a simple press, keeping the process clean and hassle-free.

Why Choose Collector Tap?

Preserve Your Collection – Keep cans in mint condition without damaging the can. There are no random holes or dented cans.

Perfect for Enthusiasts – Ideal for soda and beer can collectors, vintage can fans, and memorabilia lovers.Reusable & Sustainable – No need to discard cans or create unnecessary waste.

Frank Lazaro

Co-Founder

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Frank Lazaro is a recognized leader in AI, innovation, and technology consulting. He has over two decades of experience in marketing, technology, and business strategy. He has held leadership roles at Deloitte, AT&T, and other organizations, from startups to Fortune 500 companies, where he has successfully implemented AI and emerging technologies to streamline operations, improve decision-making, and drive measurable business results.As an inventor with multiple U.S. patents for business processes and product design, Frank is committed to practical innovation. His ability to build and lead high-performing teams has been a cornerstone of his success, enabling him to execute complex projects precisely. He is also a prolific author, with published works including Finding 12 Minutes: Unlocking Efficiency with Generative AI, AEC Marketer's Guide to Artificial Intelligence, Let Me Be Frank with You, and F*ck Them Turtles: Illusion of Change.Frank partners with organizations to unlock growth opportunities, improve efficiency, and navigate the evolving business landscape. His strategic insights and commitment to innovation make him a trusted advisor and dynamic thought leader in AI and technology.

Evan Lazaro

Co-Founder + CTO

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Evan Lazaro is a chemical engineering student at Texas A&M University, set to graduate in May 2025. With a strong foundation in numerical analysis, thermodynamics, and reactor design, he has gained hands-on experience in energy storage research and process engineering.As an intern at Albemarle Corporation, he designed reactor simulations and thermal models, contributing to innovative lithium sulfide production.His research at Texas A&M focused on polyelectrolyte solutions, presenting findings to graduate-level audiences. Active in professional organizations, Evan serves as Treasurer and Founding Member of the TAMU Electrochemical Society Student Chapter and contributes to the university’s Solar Racing Team and AggieSAT Laboratory. He plans to pursue a PhD in Chemical Engineering in 2025.