Medal

Medals in every material — die-cast metal, zinc alloy, acrylic, wood, and recycled — with premium 3D engraved designs and custom-printed lanyards. Ideal for marathons, sporting events, and corporate functions.

20+

Years

500+

Designs

Thailand

FULL MEDAL CATALOG

Browse all products in this category. we offer a wide range of options to meet every level of requirement.

Zinc Alloy Medal

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Zinc alloy is the most-chosen material in medal production, and there is a technical reason behind it. Molten zinc alloy flows into a mould more finely than other metals, so a single medal can carry both deep and shallow relief and stay crisp throughout. The weight lands in exactly the right place — substantial enough to feel like a real object around the neck, without dragging on it for the rest of the day. Add a unit cost that stays controllable at volume, and it becomes the default for road races and sporting events nationwide.

Material: Die-cast zinc alloy
Finish: Gold, silver and bronze plating with enamel colour fill
Price range: Price on request
Best for: Marathons · sporting competitions · events wanting a design unique to the race

Recommendations

For a luxurious medal that lasts for years

Metal is the best choice — highly durable with a premium look, ideal for formal occasions and corporate awards.

For a budget-friendly medal for everyday events

Zinc-alloy and acrylic are great options — excellent value and well suited to large production runs.

Choosing a medal

Get to know each type of medal — choose the right one for your event, beautifully and economically

A medal is more than something handed to the winner — it is a symbol of achievement and pride. Choosing the right material, design and budget for your event elevates the whole occasion.

Popular medal types

Metal — the most popular: luxurious, strong and well-weighted, ideal for sports and corporate award ceremonies, with crisp engraved logos.
Zinc / alloy — great value at a reasonable price while staying beautiful and durable; popular for marathons, school sports and large runs.
Acrylic — modern design, lightweight, with crisp printing and budget-friendly; ideal for events and organisations.

How to choose a medal for your event

Match the occasion — formal events suit premium metal or alloy; internal or community events suit value-focused options.
Consider the number of recipients — large runs call for cost-effective materials that keep their quality.
Match the design to the theme — custom designs add real value to a medal.
Get the size and weight right — so recipients feel the value and can wear it comfortably.

Medal-selection tips by RS TROPHY

Choose a specialist maker like RS TROPHY to get a product that is right for you.
Look for standardised, strong and well-finished production.
Pick a shop that offers design, revisions and guidance.
Pick a shop that guarantees against manufacturing defects.

FAQ

What are RS TROPHY Medal products made from?

Is there a minimum order for Medal products, and how long do they take?

There is no minimum — one piece is fine. Standard production runs about 7–14 working days once the artwork is approved, plus 1–2 days with a private courier. We confirm the exact dates after you sign off the design.

Can you engrave names, text, or a logo onto Medal products?

Yes, on every piece. Artwork design and layout are free — send us the logo and the wording, and our graphics team will send a proof for approval before anything goes into production.

Popular medal types

Metal — the most popular: luxurious, strong and well-weighted, ideal for sports and corporate award ceremonies, with crisp engraved logos. Zinc / alloy — great value at a reasonable price while staying beautiful and durable; popular for marathons, school sports and large runs. Acrylic — modern design, lightweight, with crisp printing and budget-friendly; ideal for events and organisations.

How to choose a medal for your event

Match the occasion — formal events suit premium metal or alloy; internal or community events suit value-focused options. Consider the number of recipients — large runs call for cost-effective materials that keep their quality. Match the design to the theme — custom designs add real value to a medal. Get the size and weight right — so recipients feel the value and can wear it comfortably.

Medal-selection tips by RS TROPHY

Choose a specialist maker like RS TROPHY to get a product that is right for you. Look for standardised, strong and well-finished production. Pick a shop that offers design, revisions and guidance. Pick a shop that guarantees against manufacturing defects.

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